Nagaland on India War Map

Homeland of 17 Naga tribes; the Hornbill Festival at Kisama each December

Nagaland has 11 districts and 110 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Nagaland

Dimapur — Nagaland's commercial city, railhead and airport; Kachari monolith ruins
Kiphire — Mount Saramati, Nagaland's highest peak at 3,826 m on the Myanmar border
Kohima — Battle of 1944 that turned the Japanese back; War Cemetery; Hornbill Festival at Kisama
Longleng — Home of the Phom Nagas, carved from Tuensang in 2004
Mokokchung — Ao Naga homeland; the Moatsu festival and Ungma, the largest Ao village
Mon — Konyak country; Longwa village, where the chief's house straddles Myanmar
Peren — Ntangki National Park and Mount Pauna in Zeliang country
Phek — Chakhesang rice terraces, Shilloi lake and Pfutsero, Nagaland's highest town
Tuensang — Home of the Chang, Yimkhiung and Sangtam Nagas in eastern Nagaland
Wokha — Lotha country; Amur falcons roost by the million at Pangti on the Doyang
Zunheboto — Sumi Naga homeland; its Baptist church is among the largest in Asia