Shamator
Rich and vibrant land dominated by the Tikhir and Yimkhiung tribes
All about Shamator District of Nagaland
Are you looking for a good getaway from the hustle and bustle of your concrete jungle? Book your next stay at the finest destination of rich culture, exquisite food, and the mountain of Shamator district in Nagaland.
Read along to learn more about your next getaway to the land of Shamator. Shamator district is the 16th district of Nagaland and it is one of the newest full-fledged districts of Nagaland. However, the land has many historic valleys and rivers that have long belonged to their rich and vibrant land dominated by the Tikhir and Yimkhiung tribes.
Shamator has both geographic tourism as well as cultural tourism to offer its tourist visitors. One will be completely in awe of the mesmerizing beauty and culture of the Shamator district leaving only to come back again to get a second glimpse of this beautiful land.
The cascading waterfall, the colorful shawls, and the rich virgin forests will thrill your eyes to the fullest without a doubt. If you are ready for an adventure, here’s how to get to Shamator and back!
Famous cuisines of the tribes in Shamator district
Traveling to the remote district of Shamator is a culinary adventure where visitors need not worry about what to eat. This land offers a delightful array of delicious foods to satisfy both vegetarians and meat lovers alike.
One notable dish is the flavorful pork cooked with bamboo shoots, a traditional favorite that reflects the region’s rich heritage. The local beans, known as Kholar, also stand out for their unique taste and texture, adding to the variety of dishes available.
Additionally, Shamator is famous for its millet, commonly used in various preparations, along with the locally harvested and produced millet wine, which is a must-try for those seeking an authentic taste of the area. With its mouthwatering options, Shamator truly promises a finger-licking good experience that will excite your taste buds.
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How to travel and reach Shamator District
The first destination to reach Shamator from other parts of India is Dimapur city, the only district with an airport and a railway station.
By Air
If you’re flying to Nagaland to reach Shamator district from any part of the world, as soon as you step out, you will get local taxis waiting to chauffer tourists either on a full hire or per-head basis. The taxis will cost you about 2000-3000 INR from the Dimapur airport, via Mokokchung and Tuensang.
By Train
Anyone coming to Nagaland by railway can book local taxis that are easily available right outside the train station. However, following a few procedures according to the state transport system is very important. Make sure to find a ticket booth before hiring or hopping into any taxi especially if you are a first-timer in Nagaland to avoid getting scammed over taxi fares.
By bus
You can conveniently reach Shamator District from Dimapur by taking the Nagaland State Transport bus service through Kohima, Mokokchung, and Tuensang.
In addition to local taxi and bus options, travelers can also utilize Fast Cab, a reliable car rental service designed to facilitate transportation across the various districts of Nagaland.
Important Note: Fast Cab typically operates on select days, such as Mondays and Thursdays. It’s advisable to contact them in advance for confirmation before your trip to Nagaland.
FAQs
October to March is considered the best time of year to visit Shamator when the weather is cool and pleasant. It is the right time to get the best views and enjoy the harvest of local produce.
Shamator has been recognized as a full-fledged 16th district of Nagaland by the state government in 2022.
Yes, via Mokokchung and Tuensang districts.
July to September are not ideal months of the year to visit Shamator since it is the start of monsoon, and is also hot for any outdoor activities.
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