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📍 Dzuleke, Nagaland Dzuleke, just about 10km from Khonoma (the first ‘green village’ of India) and about 40km from Kohima (the capital of Nagaland) is a treat to the eyes of the traveller. Dzuleke is a delight to visit because of its serene beauty. Having gotten its name from river Dzuleke, there’s not just gorgeous flora and fauna but also incredible wildlife, especially ever since this hunting village banned hunting to protect wildlife. 👉✅Follow @discoverneindia 👉✅Follow @discoverneindia 👉✅Follow @discoverneindia . . . 📸 PC: @apen.small_villageguy . . . . . #Dzuleke #DzulekeVillage #kohima #kohimadistrict #kohimadiaries #kohimatourism #nagaland #nagalandtourism #nagalanddiaries #khonoma #greenvillage #nagalandtravels #droneshots #northeast #whereisnortheast #northeasttourism #discovernorneindia #explorenortheast #northeastindia #incrediblenortheast #paradiseofnortheast #discovernortheastindia #travelnortheast #explorenortheastindia #ResponsibleTourism #SustainableTourism (at Dzüleke) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoTyhQQrgqR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Fashion and Music in modern Kohima

Alluring destinations can get overshadowed when they are near other favorite towns. But they have much to offer and Kohima does offer more than its tag of being an under-rated state capital of India. Keds Krome, educated in a fashion school in Bangalore, is based in Kohima and her designs range from western clothing, bridal gowns to modern ethnic wear. Her home-based workshop churns out junk jewel to classy outfits with traditional touches. 

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~Schooled~ . 

I am now a tourist in my own homeground. A place where I was born, raised as a kid and progressed to a teenager, is now my memorabilia seeking destination. . This place always made me emotional...always. Specially what was written in the epitaphs. Wars never did good to any body, did they? . .

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Source : Blog Post  Kohima the under-rated state capital of India

Kohima has a lot to offer, both from as a travel destination as well as a research perspective of Northeast India. Indeed, Kohima can be used as a point of start for understanding why youths from this region migrate to other cities in search of higher education and need of employment.

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Nagaland was declared a state on the 1st of December 1963 and ever since for 56 years Kohima has been the state capital, without even undergoing a name change. While Nagaland features in major travel magazines across the globe, the glory of Kohima has been confined to the hornbill festival and the blog pictures of edible insects floating around its markets. Kohima has been one of the most under-rated state capitals of India. While Guwahati, which is in actuality the only city in Northeast India, has always overshadowed most of the towns in this region, Kohima as a commercial hub loses out to Dimapur in Nagaland. A trip to Nagaland is not something that one can conjure up in a moment. It always requires planning. To the rest of India, a trip to Nagaland might sound a bit extreme to the popular tastes, for many being in Kohima is a point of arrival. Whatever the case, being in Kohima is always fascinating.

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