Quick Facts

Quick Facts

✔ State: Nagaland
✔ District: Wokha (District Headquarters)
✔ Altitude: 1,313 meters (4,308 feet) above sea level
✔ Languages Spoken: Lotha, Nagamese, English
✔ Best Time to Visit: October to April

 Why Visit Wokha?

✔ Stunning Nature & Landscapes – Rolling green hills, lakes, and forests.
✔ Cultural Richness – Experience the Lotha Naga tribe's heritage, dance, and music.
✔ Agricultural Abundance – Famous for pineapples, oranges, plums, and passion fruits.
✔ Peaceful & Offbeat Destination – Ideal for nature lovers, trekkers, and cultural explorers.

 Historical & Cultural Significance

• Wokha is home to the Lotha Naga tribe, one of the most influential tribes in Nagaland.
• The district is known for its vibrant post-harvest festival, Tokhü Emong (November), celebrating prosperity and unity.
• The Lotha Nagas were traditionally warriors and skilled cultivators, known for their unique terrace farming techniques.

 Major Attractions in Wokha

1️⃣ Mount Tiyi – A sacred mountain with mythological significance, offering panoramic views.
2️⃣ Doyang River & Hydro Project – A serene river and dam site, famous for migratory Amur falcons.
3️⃣ Totsu Cliff – A breathtaking rock cliff with a 360-degree view of Wokha’s valleys.
4️⃣ Doyang Bridge Picnic Spot – A beautiful riverside area for relaxation and fishing.
5️⃣ Niroyo Village – A traditional Lotha Naga village, rich in handicrafts and folk music.

 How to Reach Wokha?

 By Air: The nearest airport is Dimapur Airport (152 km). From Dimapur, take a taxi or shared sumo.
 By Train: The nearest railway station is Dimapur Railway Station (150 km).
 By Road: Well-connected to Kohima (75 km), Mokokchung (80 km), and Dimapur (150 km) by road.

 Food & Shopping in Wokha

• Try Lotha Naga specialties like smoked pork, bamboo shoot curry, and fermented soybean dishes.
• Shop for handwoven Lotha shawls, wood carvings, and tribal jewelry in local markets.

Wokha is a hidden gem in Nagaland, perfect for travelers seeking a mix of culture, nature, and adventure. Whether you're exploring Lotha villages, trekking Mount Tiyi, or watching Amur falcons, Wokha offers a unique and peaceful getaway in Northeast India!