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ZUNHEBOTO
• Altitude : 1,874.22 metres
• Area : 1,255 sq.km
• Population : 1,54,909
• Temperature: 22°C Max/1°C Min
• Rainfall : 80” (200cm)
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
It is the district headquarters of the Sumis. The Sumis are a martial tribe and are known for their fighting prowess. Zunheboto is at an altitude of 1,874.22 metres. It is 150 km from Kohima via Chazouba and 70 km from Mokokchung. The town is spread out on clusters of hillocks and chilly winds and foggy mornings are a frequent occurrence in this beautiful town. Sumi dances are not only colourful but also rhythmic, fast-paced and entails a lot of exertions and are interesting to watch. Their folk songs are melodious. Their ceremonial war dresses, some of which, are encrusted with cowrie shells are worth a second look. Tuluni (July 8) is a festival where they thank the Almighty God when the first produce of a particular year from their agricultural fields are collected. It is the most important festival for a farming community. It is observed with fanfare on July 8 every year. It has been an occasion to renew old associations. These days the festival is celebrated to preserve the traditional culture and to know one’s fellow tribe people and engender a sense of unity and foster fellow feeling. Another Sumi festival of body sanctification is Ahuna celebrated on November 14 every year.
Tourist Attraction in Zunheboto
SATOIRANGE
One of the only remaining virgin forests left in the district. It is a place of pristine beauty and quite solace. This is the natural habitat of the Blyth’s Tragopan, a rare pheasant on the verge of extinction. During the months of April and May you will also find rare rhododendrons adorning the hills. This is an ideal place for adventure and trekking.
GHOSU BIRD SANCTUARY
This is not a Sanctuary in the right sense of the term. It is a place where migratory birds frequent from September. This place is entirely maintained by the village community. It is said that, this is the habitat of more than twenty species of endangered birds. The neighbouring village communities have now strictly prohibited the earlier Naga habit of rampant hunting and poaching in this area.
• Altitude : 1,874.22 metres
• Area : 1,255 sq.km
• Population : 1,54,909
• Temperature: 22°C Max/1°C Min
• Rainfall : 80” (200cm)
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
It is the district headquarters of the Sumis. The Sumis are a martial tribe and are known for their fighting prowess. Zunheboto is at an altitude of 1,874.22 metres. It is 150 km from Kohima via Chazouba and 70 km from Mokokchung. The town is spread out on clusters of hillocks and chilly winds and foggy mornings are a frequent occurrence in this beautiful town. Sumi dances are not only colourful but also rhythmic, fast-paced and entails a lot of exertions and are interesting to watch. Their folk songs are melodious. Their ceremonial war dresses, some of which, are encrusted with cowrie shells are worth a second look. Tuluni (July 8) is a festival where they thank the Almighty God when the first produce of a particular year from their agricultural fields are collected. It is the most important festival for a farming community. It is observed with fanfare on July 8 every year. It has been an occasion to renew old associations. These days the festival is celebrated to preserve the traditional culture and to know one’s fellow tribe people and engender a sense of unity and foster fellow feeling. Another Sumi festival of body sanctification is Ahuna celebrated on November 14 every year.
Tourist Attraction in Zunheboto
SATOIRANGE
One of the only remaining virgin forests left in the district. It is a place of pristine beauty and quite solace. This is the natural habitat of the Blyth’s Tragopan, a rare pheasant on the verge of extinction. During the months of April and May you will also find rare rhododendrons adorning the hills. This is an ideal place for adventure and trekking.
GHOSU BIRD SANCTUARY
This is not a Sanctuary in the right sense of the term. It is a place where migratory birds frequent from September. This place is entirely maintained by the village community. It is said that, this is the habitat of more than twenty species of endangered birds. The neighbouring village communities have now strictly prohibited the earlier Naga habit of rampant hunting and poaching in this area.
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