The Naga Heritage Village, 10km south of Kohima along the Imphal road, has a representative selection of traditional Naga houses and morungs (young people's dormitories) with full-size log drums and architectural ornamentation specific to each of Nagaland's tribes. Nagaland’s biggest annual jamboree, the Hornbill Festival, is celebrated here.
The Village is also home to the WWII Museum (entry/mobile camera ₹10/50) , where you can learn how the Allied victory at Kohima represented a turning point in the campaign to resist Japanese advances.
