Phek, located in the southeastern part of Nagaland near the Myanmar border, is a peaceful district known for its pristine landscapes, tribal culture, and adventure trails. Situated approximately 120 km from Kohima, Phek stands at an elevation of around 1,524 meters, offering cool weather and breathtaking mountain views. The district is home to the Chakhesang and Pochury tribes, making it rich in traditional crafts, folk dances, and cultural heritage. Popular attractions include the crystal-clear Dzudu Lake, the serene Shilloi Lake set in the Lanya valley, Kapamodzü Peak (Nagaland’s highest motorable point), and the Kedah Village, known for its historical significance. With its clean environment, trekking routes, vibrant festivals, and untouched natural beauty, Phek is an ideal destination for eco-tourism and cultural exploration in Nagaland.