Nagaland
Nagaland rises in a series of forested ridgelines dotted with traditional Naga villages, colourful hornbill festivals, and colonial-era hill stations. It offers a rare, unpolished window into tribal India.
Rolling hills and vibrant tribal heritage
Niathu Resort
Spread over 50 acres on the banks of the Chathe River near Dimapur, Niathu Resort recreates Naga village architecture in its cottages, poolside bar, and raised dining pavilions. It is a green, spacious retreat just minutes from Dimapur's airport, popular with leisure travellers and conference guests alike.
Hotel Vivor
Set in the hill capital of Kohima, Hotel Vivor blends contemporary comfort with Naga design touches across its compact, well-kept rooms. Its central position makes it an easy base for visiting the Kohima War Cemetery and the nearby Naga Heritage Village.
Hotel Japfu
A long-standing fixture on Kohima's P.R. Hill since the late 1980s, Hotel Japfu offers unfussy, welcoming hospitality with views over the surrounding Naga hills. Its restaurant serving Naga, Indian, and Chinese fare makes it a favourite stop for regional travellers.
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