NAGALAND

Nagaland : , the rainbow 'land of the Nagas', is one of the the states in the north-eastern region of India, which are collectively known as the 'Seven Sisters'.

The biggest attraction of the north-east is the people and their colourful ethnic cultures. The region have dense forests that abound in wildlife, flora and founa. The scenic beauty ranges from tea garden-studded plains to lofty Himalayan snowclad peaks. The entire region is an exotic paradise.

State Government : http://nagaland.nic.in

Capital :	Kohima
Area :	16,579 square Kilometers
Population :	1,990,036 (2001 census)
Literacy :	66.59% (2001)
Language :	English, Seema, Lotha, Konyak, Ao, Angami
Roads :	13,732 Kms
Railways :	19 Kms
Airport :	Dimapur
Seaport :	Nil
Climate :
Best Season :
Places of Interest :	State Tourism : http://nagaland.nic.in
	Dimapur : Commercial centre. [Intanki (38 Kms) : Intanki Sanctuary.] Kohima : World War II Cemetery, Zoo, Museum. [Mon (65 Kms) : Konyak Tribals, Wood Carvings. Wokha (80 Kms) : Home of Lotha Nagas, Monoliths, Oranges, Pineapple.] Phek : Orchids, Rare Birds, Home of the Cha, Khe and Sang Naga Tribals. Tuensang : 'Morung' community centre, Wood carvings, Home of the Chang, Sangtem and Yumchunger Naga Tribals. Zunheboto : Home of the Sema (warrior) Naga Tribals.
Festivals :	Sekrenyie (February), Tuluni (8th July), Tsungrem Mong (August), Tokhu Emong (7th November), Christmas (December).