Kohima War Cemetery: The war memorial is dedicated to more than 10,000 soldiers who lost their lives during the invasion of the Japanese army in World War 2. Surrounded by lush gardens and greenery, the place has been among the most visited places in the city.
State Museum: The most popular tourist attraction of the city, the state museum holds a diverse range of artefacts that showcases the rich history and traditional culture of Nagaland.
Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary: This is a popular wildlife sanctuary of Nagaland that is known for being home to numerous animal and bird species. Elephants, wild buffalos, sloth bears, and barking deer are some of the popular animals of this sanctuary.
Dzuko Valley: Located at a distance of 35 km from the capital city of Kohima, the valley is widely known for its breathtaking landscapes and lush green valleys. Blessed with nature's bounty the place is also popular for several activities such as trekking, camping, hiking and many more.
