Noklak Tourism

Noklak town is perched gracefully in the eastern side of Nagaland, close to the Indo-Myanmar border. It's a part of the Tuensang district and represents one of the most recent districts created in Nagaland, recognized for its rich tribal heritage and culture, specifically the Khiamniungan tribe. The natural backdrop of this town is breathtaking, with lush green hills and a serene environment offering a tranquil retreat for visitors. The Khiamniungan people are known for their warmth and distinctive traditional practices, which illuminate during their festivals and daily life. Travelers to Noklak can explore the local way of life, handicrafts, and traditional houses, also known as 'Morungs'. The town acts as a window into the untouched and less commercialized rural life of the Naga tribes. In the vicinity, one can visit villages and participate in angling and outdoor camping, taking in the beauty of the landscape and the simplicity of life here.