Best Places To Stay in Kohima

Check-in time: 11:00 AMCheck out time: 1:00 PMSurrounded by mountains from all sides, this homestay is in the heart of Kohima town offering a spectacular view of the sunset and sunrise. With the most picturesque location, this stay offers 4 spacious bedrooms with attached washrooms, balconies, and a terrace. The place is well maintained and offers the best Naga cuisine to the guests.Kohima is the second largest city of Nagaland with a number of beautiful and historic places to visit. Go on a guided tour and visit the famous Nagaland state museum which portrays the traditions and culture of the many tribes of the state, Kohima zoological park on a hill which houses the state bird, the rare Tragopan bird, and the state animal, the wild buffalo, Kohima war cemetery dedicated to the 10,000 Allied soldiers who lost their lives during the Japanese invasion during the World War-II, Kohima cathedral, and Naga Heritage village - Kisama which preserves and promotes the culture and traditions of the Naga people, etc.Later, at the stay enjoy the stunning sunset view with a cup of hot blended coffee or take a nature walk around the stay and experience the ethnic and organic Naga cuisine with friends or family. How to reach:The homestay is around 67 km from Dimapur airport and can be reached using public or private both transportation.

Check-in time: 12:00 PMCheck out time: 12:00 PMSituated at the foothill of KEDIU TSÜKERÜ (Khonoma) one of the highest mountains in Nagaland, this treehouse offers the breathtaking views at the cloud line and overlooks a beautiful valley covered in thick forest with spectacular scenery. The treehouse is actually made of bamboo and rope and is set against a sprawling, big tree. It offers a single room to rejuvenate & refresh oneself guarantying a serene and peaceful holiday. While staying here guests can go on a guided village walk to Dzuleke village which is special because, in a highly traditional and religious culture, the elders of Dzuleke decided to ban all hunting since 1999 to ensure that the wildlife in the area would be conserved. If one is lucky, he/she can get a glimpse of the Stump-tailed Macaque, Barking Deer and the Mountain Bamboo Partridge, and the Blythe’s Tragopan (the state bird), which is found only in Nagaland. Here guests can also learn about the Naga culture, their hospitality, and the culinary routines and take it back to their world.Apart from the village walk guests can also hike up to the Khonoma village or enjoy high altitude fishing. The hosts will help you get acquainted with the techniques to a good catch and you can relish that hard-earned meal for dinner. Later, enjoy the evening with a bonfire and barbeque in the fire with friends or family.How to reach:The treehouse is around 30 km from Kohima and guests can reach the stay using a rented car or taxi.