Here you can see the last relics of the Kachari Kingdom. Just 5km away, on the Dimapur- Kohima road is Ruzaphema, a place ideally suited for leisure and recreation with its colorful bazaars and a wide range of tribal handicrafts. You must visit Fakim Sanctuary inhabited by Tigers and hoolock gibbons. Among the birdlife the gragopan pheasant is a bird watchers delight. Ringed in 9 sq. kms area the Pulie Badze Sanctuary also lies in the proximity of Kohima. To shop for handloom and handicrafts, you can visit the Sales Emporium and also the super markets.

A hill station situated at an altitude of 1,495 meter above sea level. It is Less than three hours drive from Dimapur, the state capital, Kohima is known the world over for halting the Japanese tide during World War II and the consequent Japanese retreat. The war Cemetery is a symbolic Memorial raised as citation for the supreme sacrifices made by the officers.

The Nagaland State Museum is a one-stop treasure house where you can get a glimpse into Naga culture through history.