In the northeastern part of India, you will come across the state of Nagaland. It is also amongst one of those hilly states that India has. Dimapur is the largest city of the state and the capital is Kohima. There are 11 districts in the state, population is around two million and with relatively smaller area, it is recognized as the smallest state of India. Nagaland was given the name of this pertaining to a tribe that was called Naga tribes. The name is a variation of the Naga tribes and the word Nagaland is lent from here. These tribes were quite similar to those people who were living in Assam and Burma. There has been a great deal of migration on part of people in the Nagalanad from Burma.

Being the hilly side of the nation, climate is quite similar to other such places and states of the country. Hills are varied in nature and can be classified by nature and the height, of course. Mount Saramati is considered highest out of all. Ever-green forests are another thing that adds to its beauty and attraction. Palm, Bamboo, Ratan and mahogany are the major trees that can be found in the forests. In those forests, pangolins, porcupines, leopards, elephants, bears, monkeys, and lot of other species of animals can be experienced.

Along with these animals, Birds are another thing that enhances the overall look and beauty of the forests, the great Indian Hornbill, is considered to be most popular. As, it is a hilly side along with the forests, so one thing is for sure that there would be plentiful of rains and rightly so, as there have been rains that are resulted from the monsoon season. Climate as a whole is intermediary, however, the rains and the forest contributes towards a more humid atmosphere.

As, people here are the migrated tribes who were speaking the Sino-Tibetan Languages, hence, there can be found as many as 60 different languages. However, Hindi and English can also be encountered here in. Religion wise, Christianity is the basic religion along with some others.