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Kohima
It is one of the Nagaland towns with Municipal council status along with Dimapur and Mokokchung. The name “Kew Hi" is the name of a plant that grows on the mountainside. "Kew Hi Ma" means "the men of the land where the flower Kew Hi grows". The best time to travel is through out the year, though best is between November to March. Kohima is a hill station perched at an altitude of 1500 meters above sea level. The weather condition is summers typical like tropical and winters are dry and bitterly cold. Kohima experiences around 250 centimeter of annual rainfall. Located at a height of 1495 meters is Kohima, the state capital. A pretty town it is endearingly unspoiled, tranquil and immersed in history. The World War II memorial, listing the brave Nagas who laid down their lives, is the biggest attraction here. It has a large cemetery for the Allied war dead. It lies on the slopes of Garrison Hill; it was once the Deputy Commissioner's tennis court which was the scene of intense fighting. The epitaph on the memorial of the British Division in the cemetery has the inscription written on it. It has become international as the Kohima poem.
“When You Go Home, Tell Them Of Us and Say,
For Your Tomorrow, We Gave Our Today”
To See
- War Cemetery
- State Museum & Sales Emporium
- Barra Basti (Kohima Village), Poilwa & Southern Angami Villages
- Cultural Centre
- Zoological Park
- Kohima Cathedral
- The Japfu Peak (15 kilometers from Kohima)
- Khonoma Village (20 kilometers from Kohima)
- Dzukou Valley (25 kilometers from Kohima)
- Dzulakie (36 kilometers from kohima)
- Dimori Cave
- Tuophema Village
To Reach
By Air - The nearest airport is at Dimapur, 74 kilometers from Kohima. Indian Airlines operates Boeing services from both Calcutta and Delhi regularly. Dimapur is also connected with Guwahati and Imphal by air. Guwahati is in turn well connected to the rest of the country by regular flights.
By Rail – The nearest railway station is at Dimapur, 74 kilometers from Kohima, and the Northeast Frontier Railway runs a number of trains from Dimapur to Guwahati. Guwahati is in turn well connected to the rest of the country. A good number of long distance trains are available for Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi etc on daily basis from Guwahati.
By Road – Nagaland State Transport operates buses from Dimapur to Kohima and the journey takes nearly 4 hours. From Guwahati, one can avail a number of luxury private buses, taxis and mini – coaches, etc. The capital town of Kohima is at a distance of 390 kilometers from Guwahati, 145 kilometers from Imphal and 74 kilometers from Dimapur. Shillong is 490 kilometers and Kolkata (Calcutta) - 1,516 kilometers from Kohima


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