Naga Hills

The Naga Hills are a mountain range in Northeast India and northwest Myanmar, inhabited by the Naga people. These hills are characterized by lush forests, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems, supporting a variety of flora and fauna. They have cultural significance for local tribes, with many traditional practices and festivals. The region is known for its rugged terrain and scenic beauty, making it an important area for biodiversity and cultural heritage. While relatively remote and less developed, the Naga Hills are vital for conservation and understanding the indigenous communities that reside there.