Reckoned to be the entry point of the state, Dimapur officially welcomes you to Nagaland. It is a well-connected town that boasts excellent road conditions and scenic landscape. The town offers ample of opportunities to nature and history lovers. The 13th century Kachari Ruins is amongst the most attractive places in Dimapur, while the ruins here are the evidence of Ahom invasion. For nature aficianados Dimapur opens a wide door and takes them on an unforgettable journey. Nichuguard Village, Kuki Dolong Village, Chumukedima, Seithekima Village and Medziphema are some of the places that are known for their spectacular landscape beauty. Quiet and far away from the hustle and bustle of the city lives, these destinations in and around Dimapur are ideal for tourists.
Diphupar is one of the best places in Nagaland to witness the culture of various tribes like Angami, Lotha, Chakehsang, Sumi, Sangtam, Ao, Rengma Pouchury and Zeliang. Ruzaphema is a one stop shop in Dimapur for shopping; located about 5 kms from Kohima, this place is famed for exhibiting some of the finest artefacts of Nagaland.
Dimapur Travel Trips
There are two National Highways that cross through Dimapur. NH 39 connects Kohima, Imphal and Dimapur to the rest of the country, NH 36 connects Assam (Nagaon) with Dimapur. Regular state transport buses play on a daily basis on these National Highways and tourists can avail them to reach Kohima.
Places to visit in Dimapur:
The Triple Falls: Located in Seithekima village, these three glistening waterfalls cascade down from a height of 280 ft into a natural pool, creating a stunning sight. The falls are sequestered deep inside the lush tropical jungle and require a hike to reach.
Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre: This institution conducts important research on bamboo and is one of the few places in the region dedicated to studying this versatile plant. It's a good place to learn about the many uses of bamboo.
Zoological Park: Located 6 km from the city center, the Zoological Park aims to spread awareness about protecting the region's flora and fauna. It's home to a variety of unique birds that attract many birdwatchers.
Nagaland Science Centre: Situated behind the Naga Shopping Arcade, this science center promotes creative learning through interactive exhibits that introduce the wonders of science to visitors.
Rangapahar Reserve Forest: Famous for its medicinal plants and unique bird species, this reserve forest attracts many birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. It's located in the Singrijan region.
Chumukedima: An ancient village situated on the foothills of the Naga Hills, Chumukedima is known for its waterfalls and is located in the Dimapur district headquarters.
Diezephe Village: This village is well-known for its aesthetic handlooms, handicrafts, and various workshops organized by the local craft and development society. It's a great place to shop for traditional Naga textiles and souvenirs.
Dimapur is a colourful land that reflects authentic Nagaland. It is infact the only place in the state with an airport. Apart from above mentioned attractions, Dimapur houses Ao Baptist Church, Diezephe Craft Village, Green Park, Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary and Shiv Mandir.
Best time to Travel to Dimapur:
The best time to visit Dimapur is from November to February as the weather is calm and pleasant, which is ideal for outdoor activities.
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Dimapur Facts
English and Nagamese are the most widely spoken languages in Dimapur. Hindi is also understood and spoken, especially among the non-local population and in commercial areas.
How to Reach
By Air
Dimapur Airport: The only airport in Nagaland, connected to Kolkata and Guwahati. Direct flights are available from Kolkata, and connections can be made from other major airports in India, including Delhi
By Train
Dimapur Railway Station: The only railway station in Nagaland, well connected to Guwahati, which has direct train lines with most major Indian cities. You can take a direct train from cities like Kolkata, Guwahati, Delhi, Chennai, and Bangalore. If no direct train is available, you can break your journey at Guwahati
By Road
Dimapur is connected to Kohima, Imphal, and the Myanmar border at Moreh via National Highway 39. Night buses connect Dimapur and Kohima to Guwahati and Shillong. Private cabs and shared cabs are also available for in-city and intercity trave
