Tuensang, Noklak & Mount Saramati

Nagaland · 3 destinations & hidden spots

Tourist Places & Hidden Gems in Tuensang, Noklak & Mount Saramati

Mount Saramati (Highest Peak in Nagaland)

Towering majestically at an altitude of 3,841 meters (12,602 ft) along the Indo-Myanmar border in Kiphire district, Mount Saramati is the highest peak in Nagaland. The mountain remains snow-capped during winter months and is wrapped in diverse ecological zones ranging from sub-tropical virgin rainforests to sub-alpine dwarf rhododendrons.

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Hidden Gem

Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary, Kiphire

Tuensang, Noklak & Mount Saramati

Nestled near the Myanmar border on the eastern foothills of Mount Saramati, Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses 642 hectares of pristine cloud forests and heavy rainfall zones. The sanctuary shelters rare fauna such as clouded leopards, gibbons, tiger, Himalayan black bear, and hornbills.

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Hidden Gem

Thanamir Apple Village

Tuensang, Noklak & Mount Saramati

Thanamir is widely known as the Apple Village of Nagaland, famous for its annual September Apple Festival celebrating abundant organic orchards. Located at the base of Mount Saramati, it serves as the hospitable expedition base camp where local Yimkhiung guides lead treks to the summit.

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