Nagaland, India

    District Museum

    Mokokchung, Nagaland, India

    7/10
    Best time: October to April
    2 hours

    Step back in time at the District Museum Mokokchung, Nagaland! Once known as Ao Naga Tribal Museum, it's a treasure chest of Ao Naga culture. See ancient tools, colorful clothes, and learn stories of brave warriors. It's a super fun way to explore Nagaland's amazing history and traditions! A must-visit for culture and heritage tourism!

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    Art
    Culture
    History
    Tradition
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    Top Activities in District Museum

    • 1

      Discover The Ao-Naga'S Artistic Heritage.

    • 2

      Explore Ao-Naga Tribal Artifacts And History.

    • 3

      Learn About Ao-Naga Culture And Traditions.

    • 4

      See Traditional Clothing And Weaponry Exhibits.

    • 5

      Understand Ao-Naga Social Customs And Beliefs.

    Detailed Information

    Best Time to Visit

    October to April

    When to visit place on the day

    Morning

    Approximate expense

    ₹100 per person

    History

    The District Museum Mokokchung was established to preserve and showcase the cultural heritage of the Ao Naga tribe. It was conceived as a repository for artifacts that represent the tribe's traditional way of life, which has been evolving rapidly in recent decades. The museum's collection has grown over the years through donations from local communities and acquisitions from various sources. It serves as an important educational resource, providing insights into the Ao Naga's history, customs, and artistic achievements. The museum plays a vital role in promoting cultural awareness and understanding among both local residents and visitors.

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