Dzüdü Lake, also known as Dzüdu Lake, is a serene natural lake located in the Phek district of Nagaland, near the Indo-Myanmar border. Situated around 10 km from Zhavame Village and roughly 70 km from the district headquarters Phek, this picturesque lake lies at an elevation of about 2,400 meters on the slopes of the Zhuketsoma–Zhavame mountain range. Surrounded by lush alpine forests, rolling green meadows, and misty hills, Dzüdü Lake is a popular destination for trekkers, nature lovers, and photographers seeking peaceful landscapes. The lake area is also part of traditional hunting and grazing grounds of the Chokri-speaking Chakhesang community, offering visitors a blend of scenic beauty and cultural richness. With easy access via Kohima–Pfutsero–Phek routes, Dzüdü Lake is one of Nagaland’s most enchanting and lesser-explored high-altitude attractions.