Khonoma, India
Upper Circular Rd
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Good for kids
No wheelchair-accessible entrance
Kohima War Cemetery. Consists of graves of more than 600 valiant soldiers who laid their lives during World War 2 in Kohima.
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This small site in a hilltop village offers a fascinating glimpse of history, helpful in building understanding of the impact (negative or positive) of the British presence in this remote part of India through events relating to the life and death of a significant administrator.
It's a lovely place to visit. Especially, very important for students and researchers interested in Bio Diversity, Conservation etc.
One the the most important site to visit in Konoma the green village
Khonoma is already clean and green. The tomb is at the topmost part of the village to comemorate the angami fighters who restricted the British invasion. The view from the top is breathtaking. Both the sunset and sunrise can be visible from the top.
Make sure your bladder is empty before you visit this place because the public toilets are in terrible condition and relieving yourself out in the open is a criminal offence. Given the historic importance and the fact that it's a world heritage site, the place is badly maintained with cattles moving freely all of the place dropping dung everywhere.
Well preserved historic place.
The memorial of Mr GH Damant, the first British Political officer to the Naga hills, at Khonoma, was killed by Khonoma warriors in 1879.
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