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Places to visit in Mokokchung

Mokokchung is a prominent town and district in the Indian state of Nagaland, known as the cultural and intellectual capital of the Ao Naga tribe. Sitting at about 1,325 metres above sea level, it is bounded by Assam to its north and surrounded by several hill ranges

Ungma Village

Known as the oldest and largest Ao Naga village, Ungma is considered the cultural heart of the Ao tribe. It reflects the traditional lifestyle, customs, and heritage of the Nagas. Visitors can witness age-old traditions, community halls, and local folklore that give a deep insight into Naga history.

Longkhum Village

Often called the “vanguard village of the Ao Nagas,” Longkhum is famous for its panoramic views, rhododendrons, and handicrafts.

Mokochung Village

Situated close to the town, Mokokchung Village is one of the oldest Ao settlements. It beautifully blends traditional tribal architecture.

Changtongya

A small scenic town in the district, Changtongya is famous for being a transit point for migratory Amur falcons that arrive in thousands

Impur

Once the headquarters of the American Baptist Mission in Nagaland, Impur is considered a sacred place for the Aos

Mopungchuket Village

Often regarded as one of the cleanest villages in Nagaland, Mopungchuket is famous for its picturesque landscapes, love story legends and a beautiful sculpture park. It’s a peaceful destination that combines natural beauty with cultural heritage.

Tuli Town

Located about 30 km from Mokokchung, Tuli is an important commercial hub of Nagaland, known for its paper mill and scenic surroundings. The town lies on the banks of the Milak River and offers a mix of industrial development and natural beauty

Chuchuyimlang Village

This village is famous for hosting the grand Moatsu festival celebrated in May.

Dikhu River

Dikhu River is a serene and picturesque location ideal for picnics, fishing, and riverside walks.

Alichen

It is surrounded by scenic landscapes and offers glimpses into both military presence and local village life.

Tseminyu

Tseminyu is home to the Rengma Nagas and offers a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty

Langpangkong Cave

Situated close to Tuli, the Langpangkong caves are tied to fascinating legends. Local folklore says an Ahom king once took refuge here. The caves are surrounded by lush greenery and hills.

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