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Pfütsero
💎 Hidden Gem⛰️ Hill Station📍 Nature🌄 Viewpoint

Pfütsero

Pfütsero, Nagaland, India

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Overview

One of Nagaland's highest and coldest towns, occasionally seeing frost and hail, ringed by Glory Peak viewpoints and apple-and-plum orchards.

Why visit: Cool climate, orchards and the Glory Peak sunrise over layered ranges.

Things to do
  • ›Glory Peak viewpoint
  • ›Temperate orchards
  • ›Frost mornings
  • ›Dzudu Lake nearby
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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Mar

Entry fee

Free

Est. budget

₹300–800

Duration

Half day

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