Kiphire Tourism

Kiphire is a district located in the eastern part of Nagaland, India, known for its picturesque landscapes, diverse tribal culture, and rich biodiversity. Surrounded by hills and deep valleys, the region is adorned with spectacular flora and fauna and has become a haven for trekkers and nature lovers. The town of Kiphire serves as the district headquarters and acts as a hub for the nearby rural areas and villages. The district is inhabited by Sangtam, Yimchungrü, and Sumi tribes, each with its unique customs, language, and festivals. One of the main attractions in Kiphire is the Saramati peak, the highest peak in Nagaland, offering breathtaking views, challenging treks, and the chance to explore untouched nature. Caves like Salomi and Mimi are also fascinating for explorers. The district is relatively remote and less commercialized, allowing for a more authentic experience of Naga culture. Additionally, the Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary is another spot of interest, with its rich wildlife including the Himalayan bear, barking deer, and various species of birds.