
Sema (Sümi) Cultural Villages – Pughoboto
Pughoboto, Nagaland, India
A scenic subdivision of terraced Sümi villages on steep ridges, known for orange orchards and panoramic valley views.
Why visit: Quiet Sümi rural life, citrus orchards and sweeping vistas.
- ›Orange orchards
- ›Terraced ridges
- ›Sümi culture
- ›Valley viewpoints
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Half day
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