Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, is a hill city known for its serene landscapes, deep-rooted tribal heritage, and stories of courage from the Battle of Kohima. Nestled among misty hills, it blends tradition and modern life, with vibrant local markets, wooden stilt houses, and warm Naga hospitality. Key landmarks like the Kohima War Cemetery, State Museum, and the lively Kisama Heritage Village offer insights into its history and culture. Every December, the city becomes the cultural heart of the Northeast during the Hornbill Festival. With cool weather, scenic trails, and a rich indigenous spirit, Kohima is both peaceful and culturally captivating.