20 kilometers from the busy streets of Nagaland state capital, the village of Khonoma offers mesmerizing views of paddy fields and lush forested hills. Often referred to as a “warrior people,” It is known for its fierce resistance during the British colonial era. So much history is made in this city. Apart from that, It is also known for its wildlife conservation initiatives. In 1998, Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary were established to protect the endangered Blyth tragopan and other rare animal and plant species in their natural habitat.
For the past two decades, bird lovers from all over the world have come to Khonoma to spend their days listening to and watching the birds.
Thia place is also the first green village in Asia. With its naturally blessed resources, fascinating history, and rich culture, the city is one of the most visited places in Nagaland.
