Khezhakeno Village
Khezhakeno, Nagaland, India
A legendary village said to be the dispersal point of several Naga tribes, home to the mythical 'magic stone' (Tsiese-Zhu) that dried grain by itself.
Why visit: One of the deepest wells of Naga origin folklore.
- ›The magic stone
- ›Migration legends
- ›Old terraces
- ›Village morung
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹150–400
Duration
Half day
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