Nagaland · 4 destinations & hidden spots
Dimapur & Ancient Monolith Gateways
Preserved in the heart of Dimapur by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), these enigmatic ruins comprise a series of carved sandstone mushroom-domed pillars and V-shaped monoliths dating back to the 13th-century Dimasa Kachari kingdom, reflecting an extraordinary pre-Ahom architectural marvel.
Hidden Gem
Dimapur & Ancient Monolith Gateways
Hidden amidst the verdant foothills of Seithekima village near Chümoukedima, Triple Falls consists of three pristine streams cascading harmoniously from high cliff ledges into a turquoise natural basin. Developed with bamboo bridges and forest pathways, it is a favored weekend nature trail.
Dimapur & Ancient Monolith Gateways
Once serving as the first administrative headquarters of the British Naga Hills district in the late 19th century, Chümoukedima Hill offers spectacular commanding vistas over Dimapur city, tranquil Baptist sanctuaries, and winding jungle trails leading into the foothills.
Dimapur & Ancient Monolith Gateways
Spanning 176 hectares of gently undulating reserve forest at Rangapahar, this premier zoological park serves as an ex-situ conservation haven for indigenous northeastern fauna. It houses majestic Great Indian Hornbills, Blyth's tragopans, leopards, Asian deer, and a serene aviary lake.