Nature/ Scenic

Kolhua Hill can be reached from Hunterganj by crossing the Lilangen River or by trekking from the village. This hill is located at an altitude of 1,575 ft and gives a distinctive sky eye view known as Akash Lochan. It is also famous for the Kolhua Mela, which is held twice a year at the hill top.

Kolhua Mela is a religious fair, which is celebrated at the Kauleshwari Devi Temple. It is celebrated on the eve of Ram Navami and Magh Vasanth Panchami. For reaching this temple, tourists have to trek to the hill top, as the roads are very steep.

Satoi Range is one of the only remaining virgin forests in Zunheboto district. This range is surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation. Tourists can enjoy sightings of Blyth's Tragopan, a rare bird species in this range. Rare rhododendrons can be spotted in this range during the months of April and May. This range offers facility for camping and trekking.

The Doyang River is one of the biggest and longest rivers located in the Wokha District and is also called Dzu or Dzulu by the local people.

The Totsu Wozhu Lake is located in the south of Phiru-shaki area of Wokha. This lake is much larger than other lakes and covers an area of one acre.

The Chubi River flows from Mokokchung district towards south and joins the Doyang River. It is the second largest river of this district.

Langpangkong Caves are located in the Langpangkong mountain range. The caves are situated between the valleys of Dikhu and Tzula Rivers. It is believed that the caves provided shelter to an Ahom King. Tourists visiting these caves, visit the nearby towns of Tuli and Changtongya.

The Thambi View Point, which is located at a height of 11,000 feet, is another popular attraction of Zuluk. From this point, tourists can catch a beautiful sight of sunrise along with the eastern Himalayas.

Kalpokhari Lake, which is located close to Adi Baba Mandir, is one of the well known attractions of Zuluk. Tourists can spot various wild ducks swimming in this lake. In the winter season, water of the lake becomes frozen.

Tukla Valley, which is located at an elevation of around 12,500 feet, is another well known valley of Zuluk. This valley contains the famous war memorial, which was constructed to commemorate the death of British soldiers who died in the Battle of Tukla. Tourists can also explore Jelep La Pass that is situated close to this attraction.

Cho-Lhamu Lake is at an elevation of more than 18,000 ft above sea level. The Teesta River originates from the Cho Lhamu Lake. According to ‘The Wetland Atlas’ introduced by the Ministry of Environment, the Cho Lhamu Lake has been declared as the world’s sixth highest lake and the highest lake in India.