Kiphire, located in the southeastern part of Nagaland, is a peaceful hill district known for its untouched natural beauty, rich tribal culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Situated around 230 km from Kohima and sharing its border with Myanmar, Kiphire lies at an elevation of nearly 896 meters, offering a cool, refreshing climate throughout the year. The district is home to some of Nagaland’s tallest peaks, including Saramati Peak (3,841 m), which attracts trekkers and adventure enthusiasts. Popular attractions in and around Kiphire include the Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for rare flora and fauna, Likhimro Wildlife Sanctuary, Tizu River, Caves of Mimi, and the scenic villages of Pungro and Salumi. Kiphire is an ideal destination for travellers who love adventure, nature, and offbeat tribal experiences.