Tuensang Travel Guide

Nature is very appealing to one and all and it is in the lap of nature that every one of us really gets to connect with our inner most wishes and self. The calmness, the gurgling streams of crystal water, the folds of green mountains that only get hidden partially by a random puff of cloud, and the sweet call of a bird from some far off tree, just makes the entire place very serene and blissful. To experience such a place, a visit to Nagaland is a great suggestion, but more specifically a visit to the beautiful and untouched vales of Tuensang district is ideal. Visit Tuensang, the district headquarters of the largest and the eastern most districts in Nagaland.

The Tuensang district is an abode of important tribes of Changs, Semas, Phoms, Yimchungers and others. It is also noted for its very close proximity to Myanmar's border. The beautiful district of Mon lies on the north of Tuensang.

Tuensang district is famous for its rich and vibrant tribal rituals and their culture. The earliest tribe to settle down in these parts is Chang tribe and their village is Changsangmongko. The living stones of Longtrok are considered holy and of course, the Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary are the places that are visited by anyone who visits Tuensang.

If you are a non-vegetarian, then Pork with kidney beans is a major dish that you should not miss. Vegetarians have little choice of food to pick from.