Mon, Nagaland is one of the most culturally rich and scenic districts in Northeast India, located in the northeastern part of Nagaland near the borders of Myanmar and Arunachal Pradesh. Known as the Land of the Konyak Nagas, Mon sits around 350 km from Kohima and 290 km from Dimapur, making it a remote but rewarding destination for culture and nature lovers. The district is famous for its traditional Konyak tribal villages, including Longwa Village, where the Indo–Myanmar border passes right through the chief’s house, offering a unique international experience. Travelers also explore Chui Village, Veda Peak (the highest point in Mon), and the region’s lush green hills, tattooed headhunter heritage, handcrafted woodwork, and vibrant Aoling Festival. Mon is perfect for those seeking authentic tribal culture, mountain views, and untouched rural landscapes of Nagaland.