Step back in time at the Kachari Ruins in Dimapur, Nagaland! Imagine a kingdom long ago, before it was called Dimapur, it was known as 'land of Dimasa kacharis'. These mysterious stone pillars are all that's left of a powerful kingdom from the 13th century. Explore these ancient relics and feel the history come alive! It's a super cool place for adventurers of all ages!
Enjoy A Peaceful Walk Around The Site.
Explore The Mushroom-Domed Pillars.
Learn About The Kachari Kingdom.
Photograph The Historical Ruins.
October to March
Morning
₹500 per person
The Kachari Ruins are the remains of the Kachari kingdom, which ruled Dimapur before the Ahom invasion in the 13th century. The kingdom was a significant power in the region, known for its unique culture and architecture. The mushroom-domed pillars, the most prominent feature of the ruins, are believed to be ceremonial or religious structures, although their exact purpose remains a mystery. After the Ahom invasion, the Kachari kingdom shifted its capital, leaving Dimapur to slowly decay. Over time, the city was reclaimed by nature, leaving behind these enigmatic ruins as a testament to their existence. Archaeological excavations have revealed some insights, but much about the Kachari civilization remains unknown, adding to the allure of the site.