Chuchuyimlang Village
Chuchuyimlang, Nagaland, India
An Ao village celebrated for its exuberant Moatsü festival and traditions of hospitality and folk music.
Why visit: One of the liveliest places to witness the Ao Moatsü.
- ›Moatsü festival
- ›Folk songs
- ›Traditional feasts
- ›Village morung
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Best time
Moatsü (May); Oct–Feb
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹150–400
Duration
Half day
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