Mokokchung is a picturesque town and the cultural center of the Ao people in the state of Nagaland, India. Renowned for its rich traditions, festivals, and hospitality, it is perched at an elevation of approximately 1,325 meters above sea level, offering a comfortable climate year-round. The town is adorned with vibrant landscapes comprising rolling hills, lush valleys, and flowing rivers, providing panoramic views that beguile the visitors. Mokokchung is famous for its Christmas and New Year celebrations, as well as the Moatsu Festival celebrated in May. The town serves as an administrative headquarters and a hub for education and commerce within the Mokokchung district. It fosters a unique blend of modernity and ethnic heritage, with amenities and institutions signifying growth alongside traditional Naga houses. Tourists are often spellbound by the distinctive practices of weaving and handicrafts known to this area. Mokokchung's tourism is also bolstered by nearby attractions like the district museum, Ungma village, which is the oldest and largest Ao settlement, and the Langpangkong caves.