List of places to visit
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This historical cave can be accessed from Longleng town by road which takes around 15 minutes. This cave is significant because of its ties to one of the kings of the Ahom dynasty. It is said that this cave was used as a shelter by the Ahom King Gadapani/Godapani and his wife Joymati Konwari to escape from Laluk Borphukon a claimant to the Ahom throne.
The structure of the cave consists of multiple rooms making it look like a man-made structure. But what makes the cave even more interesting is that, during that time it was almost impossible to carve out rooms like spaces out of a mountain of rocks proving that the cave is a craft of nature at its finest.
Although some of the entrances of the cave have become narrow due to earthquakes, it is still one of the best tourist spots to visit in Longleng.
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The majestic Dikhu River is a must-visit destination when exploring Longleng. As one of the most prominent rivers in Nagaland, it is easily accessible from Longleng town. The sight of the river gracefully flowing through the hills is truly breathtaking, and it plays a vital role in nourishing the lush vegetation of the region.
For the people of Longleng, the Dikhu River is an essential lifeline, serving as a primary source of water for drinking and agriculture. Additionally, the river teems with aquatic life, providing a valuable food source for the local community.
Nature enthusiasts, fishing aficionados, and campers will find the Dikhu River particularly enchanting, as it offers a serene escape into the great outdoors. Remarkably, the river remains vibrant and flowing throughout the year, making it an ideal destination to visit at any time.
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Pongo village, situated just 10 kilometers from the district headquarters of Longleng, is a picturesque hilly community with a population of 2,586, as recorded in the 2011 census. Renowned as one of the premier tourist destinations in Longleng, Pongo is adorned with emerald-green hills and rich cultural traditions unique to the region.
Visitors to Pongo can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and lifestyle of its tribal inhabitants. The village is particularly famous for its exquisite bamboo crafts and pottery, showcasing the skilled artistry of the locals. Among the must-visit attractions are the serene Shamnyu Lake and the numerous Morungs that dot the landscape, adding to Pongo’s charm and making it a memorable stop on your travel itinerary.