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The 6350 Parasuram Express departing from Mangalore everyday on 4.15 dawn going direct to Tirubantapuram, on 4.58 a Kasaragoad, on 7.15 morning at Thalassari on 7.43 at Bhadakara, on 8.35 at Kagikore, on 9.45 at Tirur, on 11.00 at Shoranur, on 11.45 at Thrisur, on 12.54 noon at Aluva, on 1.25 at Earnakulam Town, on 2.50 at Kattyam, on 3.33 afternoon at Chenganur, on 4.50 at Kollam and on 5.18 via Varkala reaches at Tirubantapuram on 6.25 evening. The 6348 Mavgalore – Tirubantapuram Express departing from Mangalore on 2.30 noon on 5.15 afternoon at Kannur, on 7.00 evening at Kagikore, on 9.20 night at Shoranur, on 10.15 at Trisur, on 11.55 at Earnakulam Town on 1.10 at Koattam and on 3.25 dawn via Kallam reaches at Tirubantapuram on 5.05. The 6330 Malbar Express departing from Mangalore everyday 6.00 evening on 8.55 at Kannur, on 10.50 at Kogikorem on 1.10 at Shoranur, on 3.35 dawn at Earnakulam Town, on 4.50 at Kottyam, on 7.15 morning via Kollam reaches at Tirubantapuram on 9.05. The...

The 2432 Rajdhani Express is going to Tirubantapuram direct from Nigamuddin of Delhi. Every Sunday and Tuesday departing from Haji Nijamuddin on 11.05 morning on 3.30 at Kota, on 10.14 night at Bhadodora, on 3.45 dawn at Vasai Road, on 5.15 at Panvel, on 9.25 morning at Ratnagiri, on 12.25 noon at Madgaw, on 1.30 at Karwar, on 3.52 afternoon at Udupi, on 5.15 at Kankkanadi, on 7.35 evening at Kannur, on 9.20 night at Kagikore, on 11.55 at Thrisur, on 1.25 via Earnakulam Jn. Reaches at Tirubantapuram on 5.25 dawn. The 2644 Nijamuddin – Tirubantapuram Express departing from Haji Nijamuddin on 6.00 morning on every Friday on 8.10 at Mathura, on 9.35 at Agna Kant, on 11.06 at Goliar, on 12.45 noon at Jhansi, on 3.10 at Bina, on 5.10 afternoon at Bhopal, on 6.55 evening at Etarsi, on 11.15 night at Nagpur, on 2.55 at Balharsha, on 6.27 morning at Orangal, on 11.00 at Bijoyara, on 5.25 afternoon at Ranigunta, on 7.19 evening at Katpadi, on 10.15 night at Salem, on 11.20 at Eroad, on 1.10 a...

The 6311 Bikanir – Tirubantapuram Express direct going to Tirubantapuram from Bikanir. Every Thusday departing from Bikanir on 7.10 evening on 10.16 night at Merta Road, on 12.30 Shodpur, on 1.20 at Luni, on 2.35 at Maroar, on 5.45 dawn at Abu Road, on 7.05 morning at Palanpur, on 10.50 at Amedabad, on 1.3 noon at Vadodara, on 3.38 afternoon at Surat, on 8.30 night at Vasai Road, on 10.35 at Panvel, on 3.35 dawn at Ratnagiri, on 7.35 morning at Madgao, on 12.08 noon at Udupi, on 1.25 at Kankkanadi, on 4.05 afternoon at Kannur, on 5.50 at Kagikore, on 8.10 night at Shoranur, on 9.05 at Thrisur, on 10.30 at Earnakulam Town and via Kollam on 1.55 reaches at Tirubantapuram on 3.10 dawn.

The 6335 Gandhidham – Nagerkoyel Express direct going to Tirubantapuram from Gandhidham. Every Friday departing from Gandhidham on 5.20 dawn on 9.55 at Virmgam, on 10.05 at Ahamadabad, on 12.40 noon at Ananda, on 1.33 at Vadodara, on 3.38 afternoon at Surat, on 8.30 night at Vasairoad, on 10.35 at Panvel, on 2.05 at Chiplun, on 3.35 dawn at Ratanagiri, on 7.35 morning at Madgao, on 8.14 at Kanakona, on 12.48 noon at Surathkal, on 1.25 at Kankkanadi, on 4.05 afternoon at Kannur, on 5.50 at Kegikore, on 6.55 evening at Tirur, on 8.10 night at Shoranur, on 9.05 at Thrisur, on 10.00 at Aluva, on 10.30 at Ernakulam Town and via Kollam on 1.55 reaches at Tirubantapuram on 3.05 dawn.

The 6333 Verabhal-Tirubantapuram Express direct going to Tirubantapuram from Verabhal. Every Thursday departing from Verabhal on 3.00 dawn on 6.35 moring at Rajkot, on 8.26 at Surendranagar, on 9.55 at Viramgam, on 11.05 at Amedabad, on 1.30 noon at Vodadara, on 3.58 afternoon at Surat, on 5.07 at Valsad, on 8.30 night at Vasai Rd., on 10.35 at Panvel, on 3.35 dawn at Ratnagiri, on 7.35 morning at Madgao, on 8.38 at Karwar, on 12.08 noon at Udupi, on 1.25 at Kankanadi, on 2.20 at Kasaragode, on 4.05 afternoon at Kannur, on 5.50 at Kogikore, on 6.55 evening at Tirur, on 9.05 night at Trisur, on 10.30 at Earnakulam Town and via Kollam on 1.55 reaches at Tirubantapuram on 3.10 dawn.

The 6331 Mumbai CST- Tirubantapuram express going to Tirubantapuram direct from Mumbai. Every Monday departing from Mumbai CST on 12.05 noon on 1.10 at Kolyan, on 2.40 at Louavala, on 3.50 afternoon at Puney, on 8.15 night at Soalpur, on 12.55 at Raychur, on 3.50 dawn at Guntakal, on 5.30 at Anantapur, on 7.00 morning at Dharmabharam, on 10.55 at Krishnarajapuram, on 3.55 afternoon at Salem, on 5.00 at Erode, on 8.00 night at Palakkad, on 9.50 at Trisur, on 10.53 at Alubha on 11.40 at Ernakulam Jn., and via Kollam, on 2.45 reaches at Tirubantapuram on 4.00 dawn. The 1081 Mumbai CST-Kanyakumari Express every day on 3.45 afternoon leaving Mumbai CST on 4.40 at Kalyan, on 6.10 evening at Lanavala, on 9.15 at Puney, on 12.50 night at Solapur, on 3.00 dawn at Gulabarg, on 5.42 at Raichur, on 7.35 morning at Guntakal, on 2.05 noon at Ranigunta, on 2.30 at Tirupati, on 6.15 evening at Katpadi, on 7.30 at Jalarpettai, on 9.10 night at Salem, On 10.05 at Eroad, on 12.20 at Koembatore, on 1.30...

Departing form Shalimar on 11.30 night on 1.35 at Kharagpur on 3.09 dawn at Balasore, on 4.07 at Bhadrak. On 6.15 morning at Katak, on 11.02 at Palasa, on 12.00 noon at Sri Kakulam Rd., on 2.15 at Bishakhapatnam, on 5.35 afternoon at Rajamandri, on 8.40 night at Bijoyara, on 10.41 at Ougal, on 3.15 dawn at Ranigunta, and via Aronakulam Town on 3.40 afternoon reaches at Tirubantapuram on 7.45 evening.

Besides 2516 Guahati-Tirubantapuram Express Calcutta passengers may go to Tirubantapuram direct from Shalimar. Every Tuesday and Saturday the 6324 Shalimar – Tirubantapuram Express departing from Shalimar on 10.45 night on 1.45 at Kharagpur, on 3.24 dawn at Balarsore, on 4.22 at Bhadrak, on 6.30 morning at Katak, on 7.15 at Bhubaneswar, on 7.50 at Khurda Rd., on 10.02 a Brhmapur, on 11.17 at Palasu, on 12.15 noon at Srikakulam Rd., on 1.20 at Vhijianagaram, on 2.30 at Bishakhapatnam, on 5.50 afternoon at Rajamandri on 8.55 night at Bijoyara, on 4.00 dawn at Channi Central and via Ernakulam Jn. on 5.25 afternoon reaches at Tirubantapuram on 10.25 night. Every Wednesday the 2660 Gurudeb Express.

How to travel Tirubantapuram By Train Those who desire to travel Tirubantapuram, the Capital of Keral from Calucutta may go from Howrah. Every Wednesday the 2516 Guahati-Tirubantopuram Express departing form Howrah on 1.05 night on 2.55 at Kharagpur. On 4.27 dawn at Balasore, on 5.25 at Bhadrak, on 6.03 morning at Jaiur-Koaujhar Rd., on 7.020 at Katak, on 7.55 at Bhubaneswar, on 8.25 at Khurda Rd., on 10.37 at Brahmapur, on 12.02 noon at Palasa, on 1.07 at Srikakulam Rd. On 3.35 afternoon at Bisakhapatnam, on 6.55 evening at Rajamandri,  on 9.55 night at Bijoyara and via Channai Central on 4.30 dawn reaches at Tirubantapuram on 11.30 night.

Tirubantapuram   Recently Tribandam is named as Tirubantapuram. Tribandram is the Capital town of Keral. Some one it is known as Tri-Bandaram. Tirubantapuram is developed on the top of seven hills by the side of the sea and the town itself is attractive visiting place. The sea beach here is much favourite to the visitors. The fame of art of painting here is famous throughout the India. Among the attractive things to be noted here are the ancient palaces.

According to Mythology Parashuram, the descent of lord Bishnu threw his axe in the sea from the peak of mountain Sahadri to reside his followers. The sea began to escape and as a result appeared Malabar valley and built the dwelling houses of the fallowers of Parashuram. In various stone inscription of Ashoke, the king of decan, there is utterance of Keral by various Keral putra. In the writings of Meghasthinis, the visitor of Greece there mentioned the name of Keral several times. The religion Hinduism spread in Keral from 890 – up to 1100 ad. This period marked as the best among the eras in the history.

Keral is the most thick populated state of India. It is the only state of India where women are excess in number than male and Keral is the first state of India where Communist government formed. Among the Indian states here being spent much money in respect of education and the percentage of literacy here is high. The pilgrimage of the Hindu, the Muslim and the Christian and the netural beauty of Keral is much more than other states. That is why much more turists come here than other states. Here the visiting season is from the middle of November to April. Rainy Season (Keral) From the middle of June and up to September. Due to diversity of nature rainfall occur here more or less in winter also. In summer the average temperature is 35.5 degree centrigrde and in winter it is 20 degree C.

Tribandom is the Capital of Keral. Now it is called Tirubantapuram.  Area 38,863 sq.km. In the month of April of the year 1991, it was considered as a state of India. Main Cast : Hndu. Main language : Malayam. Other languages used : Tamil, Hindi, English. In the month of September-October (Medam) they observe their popular new years day. In the month of August-September they preserve Onam and Chingam  (harvesting festival). Tullar, Kothakali, Mohini attyam dance and Karnatak dance are the wealth of Karnatak style.

History says that, in 52 AD sent Tomas came in Keral port. Here the religion of Christ spread. After that, the Jain the Buddhist and the Muslim expanded their own religion and culture here one after another. Next time Adi Sankarcharyya lived here for a long time. History says that, in the year 1498 AD. Bhasko-da-gama, the Partugig trader first stepped here by sailing ship. In the year 1766 ad Hyder Ali captured this region. For a long period he kept his influence here intact. After Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan ruled here. The English snached  away the state from him. For a long time they kept the state under their control. Then came 1947. India became free. Another 9 years passed away. State re-construction Act passed in the year 1956 ad. According this Act, the Tamil speaking region on the south of Kochin and Tribankur goes under the Madras. Then it was named as Tribankur-Kochin. Recently Keral state has been divided in 12 districts.

Kerala Kerala is situated on the South of India and on the bank of Arabian Sea. Sorounded with range of coconut tree and deep forest. Kerala is one of the States under Indian Union. The culture of this state is much old. From the ancient time it had business relation with outer India. In many ancient books have found that, Finician sailing ships used to move up and down to this port for collection of cloves, Cinnamon, nutmeg, Cardamom, black paper, sandal-wood and tusk. It is known not only the Finician business men, but ships of Rome and Greece also moves through this port. About one thousand years B. C. the ship of Soloman the trader used to gathered here. At that time the name of this port was ‘Ofir’. The name of the port Ofir can be found in Bibel. Ofir was on the south of Trimandom.

Man : The Kaniak community people are large in number here. The earring, the tattoed mark on the face and the cop of feather of the Kaniak is attractive. It is a small town 64km away from Kohima. One can travel man by bus from Kohima in the morning and can return in the afternoon.

Janubat : It is at a distance of 150 km from Kohima and from Makakchung 70 km. Everyday buses are coming to the town Janubat. The sesa community nagas live here and they are fighting master. Sorounded with small filas and dressed with green town must attract the visitors. The main festival here is Tuluni. Harvesting festival held on July.

Fek : here live the Chakachhan Community people. It is 134km away from Kohima. Bus is available from Kohima and Makakchung. Aaoling is the main festival here conducted on April. Here the visitors will be charmed seeing the collection of thousands of Arkid. To see these collections of Arkid Visitors come here.

Okha : Farketing of Asam is the nearest Rly station of Okha, which is 60 km at a distance. Everyday 2/3 buses are coming from kohima and Makakchung. Okha is at a distance of 80km both from Kohima and Makakchung. Okha is sadar town of Lotha district. Though there is no attractive things for the travelers, the hilly livelihood of Lokha and the hilly beauty sorounded with forest may be charmed you. The naga swal, hand made of Lakha is as confortable as beautiful to look at. There is also a huge stone piller which carries the society status of Lokha. According to Lokha it is called as Kangu.

Japfu Peak : At a distance of 14km from the town Kohima the peak is on the 3045m high is most attractive to the travelers. From here the Himalayan peak covered with snow and the Kohima town looks like a movie. Makakchung : It is 154km away from Kohima. From Kohima buse are moving towards Makakchung on 6.30am. From Dimapur also the semi deluxe bus are departing on 6.30am. From Same deluxe within Rs 75.00 and Express within Rs 55.00. From sealebel the town is 1300m high. Sorounded with hills and covered with green the town and its neighbouring areas can charm any beauty lover by its beauty. The Aao Nagas here celebrate the festival of sowing seeds through cultural programs at the beginning of the month of May. They arranged such a cultural program every evening about more than a month wearing clothes to their means. Their “bamboo dance” is most attractive. About 1850m high there can be found ‘Laugkham’ village with charming natural beauty. About 90km. distance from Makakchun...

Zoological garden :Kohima. Though the town Kohima is small there is a zoological garden to visit. In the hill situated the zoo is attractive not only to the Children but to the elder also. It remain closed on Monday. The other days it remain open for public. In summer from 9am to 5pm and in winter from 9am to 4pm. Kohima Hillage : It is at a distance of 18km from the town Kohima and can travel by Maruti or Jeep. The Nagas think the village is sacred. Here the Naga soldiers faught the last fight against the English soldiers. On the entrance of the village a few tombstone be bound here. These are the tombstone of Major sie. G.H. Demant, H.H.Forbes and Major C.R.Kook who died in fights with the Nagas. On the way to big and small water falls flowing down the hill area most charming also. Another sight will astonish the travelers i.e. astonishing carrying drinking water at far through bamboo pipe.

Cemetry of 2 nd World War of Kohima : It is the memorial of 2 nd world war and is situated on the centre of the town Kohima. Those brave soldiers, who dedicated the meselves smilingly for the sake of country have been buried here. Rose-garden turned the environment here charming. Two large crosses has developed the gravity of this place much. Throughout the whole area the names of 1421 brave soldiers who dedicated themselves for the freedom  of the country has been written on separate plank made of bronze. Kohima Museum : It is the Museum governed by Kohima state government. From bus stand it take 15 to 20 minutes on foot. Old Naga arties and sign of 2 nd world war are carefully preserved here. It remain closed on Sunday and other government holidays. Other days it remain open from 10am to 3pm

Things to be seen at Kohima :   History says that the hilly Nagas used fire first. Cultivation is the main earnings of the inhabitants here. Here cultivation is performed by a peculiar system by, cutting steps on the hill which is called ‘Jhum’ or ‘Jum’ cultivation. Except the small scale industrial articles. They themselves prepared their glasses, bowls etc. using bamboo and they prepared these generation after generation. Standing at the 20 th century cimilasation most of the houses there used such utensils made of bamboo even these days. The Nagas are devided in various communities such as Angami, Aao, Lota, Soma, Renma, Jelion, Jesi, Santam, Kaniak, Kabui and Chan etc. Buildings here has been constructed on the hill is Bamboo, rootan and Tagoleaf (looks like palm leaf) are the materials of covering the rooms. Suddenly it seems as the bamboo fort. Throughout the year often crisis of drinking water turn acute. Rice is considered as their main food. People of kohima ...

How to Travel Kohima :  Kohima is 75 km from Dimapur. From here everyday buses are moving up and down towards Makahchun, the district sadar of Kohima via Sariani. Jorehat is at a distance of 105km has a bus link with Makakehun. Buses are departing from Kohima toward district sadar Makakchun at a distance of 155 km on 6.30 am and 7.30am. At a distance of 108km from Dimapurbuses also coming and going back regularly towards Makakchun. 55km distance Shinlaguri has also bus link with Makakchun. Travelers of Ogha also can go to Makakchun traveling 80 kms by bus. 111km distance Tuensan also has bus link with Makakchun

Where to stay at Koghima : Pin Code no 797001. S.T.D.-0370. Hotel Ambassador : D. Black, Kohima, Phone : 222444. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 720.00 – Rs 500.00. Hotel Capital : Old N.S.T Rd. Double bed Rs 420.00. Single bed Rs 200.00. Hotel Pyne : Transport Commissioner’s Office, Kohima, Phone : 222234. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 600.00, Rs 550.00. Single bed (attach bath) Rs 350.00, Rs 300.00. Hotel Japfu : (Governed by the Govt.), P.R.Hill, Kohima : Phone : 222722. Sumit Double bed (attach bath) Rs 1900.00. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 1200.00. Single bed (attach bath) Rs 900.00. Hotel Capital : Kohima : Double bed Rs 360.00 – Rs 300.00. Single bed Rs 240.00 – Rs 150.00. Rigal Hotel : Opposite to M.L.A. Hostel, Kohima. Double bed Rs. 360.00 – Rs 260.00. Single bed Rs 200.00 – Rs 120.00. Hotel West View : Near N.S.T.Busstand, Kohima : Double bed Rs 360.00 – Rs 200.00. Single bed Rs 150.00 – Rs 100.00. Rajhu Hotel : Triple bed (attach bath) Rs 360.00 ...

What to be seen at Dimapur :   Once upon a time Dimapur was under supremacy of Kachary sub-cast people. This hills town was their Capital also. It is a developed business centre. Archaeological Museuam : It is Situated at Dimapur town. The mediaeval hilly artistic culture and the important articles of thethen capital are carefully preserved here. Intaki National Forest : It is at a distance of 35 km from Dimapur and 110 km from Kohima town. In this reserved great hilly forest for birds and beasts can be found herd of elephant, Hulak Baboon, Barking deer, Tiger, Sambar, Slath bear, ferosous dog etc. The excellent beauty of forest can be seen here in the full moon night from the forest Rest House. Kohima : Kohima is the capital of Nagaland. From the sealevel it is situated about 1400 mtrs. high.

International Hotel in Dimapur Hotel International :  Dimapur. Double bed Rs 300.00. Single bed Rs 120.00. Hotel Senti : Circular Rd. Dimapur, Phone : 220659. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 550.00. Single bed (attach bath) Rs 360.00. Note Fanci : Dimapur, Phone : 222476. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 780.00 – Rs 550.00. single bed (attach bath) Rs 550.00 – Rs 360.00. Besides the above mentioned hotels, among the other residential houses at Dimapur the following are the notable : Madras Hotel, Hotel Eden, Tourist Hotel, Hotel Lajpatana, Tourist Lodge (managed by the government), Palace Hotel and Hotel Delux, Circuit House etc. For fourest Lodge advance booking is required – Caretaker, Phone : 222147. For Circuit House advance booming is required Additional, commissioner, Dimapur. Single bed Rs 120.00 – Rs 80.00. Tourist Lodge (governed by NTDC) Double bed (attach bath) Rs 180.00. Single bed (attach bath) Rs 100.00. Sadhana Hotel : near both of Railway Statio...

Where to stay at Dimapur :  Pin code No. 797112, STD 03866 Hotel Swagata : Circular Road , Dimapur, Phone – 220157. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 720.00 – Rs 600.00. If required air cooler also available by additional expenses. Hotel Sarmati : Circular Road , Dimapur Phone – 220054. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 1050.00 – Rs 600.00. Single bed (attach bath) Rs 600.00 – Rs 360.00. Hotel Kunga : Hoji Park , Dimapur. Phone : 221630. Double bed Rs 420.00, Rs 380.00. Single bed Rs 300.00. Hotel Tragopan : Circular Road Dimapur Phone : 221416, AC. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 1500.00 – Rs 1100.00 AC Single bed (attach bath) Rs 1050.00 – Rs 480.00. Hotel Yeak : Station Road., Dimapur. Phone 220703. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 450.00. Single bed Rs 380.00 – Rs 260.00. Hotel North East : Dimapur, Phone : 223301. Double bed Rs 200.00. Single bed Rs 120.00. Hotel Ambar : Dimapur, Phone : 222273. Triple bed (attach bath) Rs 380.00. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 260.00. Singl...

Dimapur by Air : Besides Guahati, Tajpur, Dibrugar, Jorchat, Imphal, there is airlink between Calcutta and Dimapur regularly. C.DI.E. the flight no C.D. 7267 of associate alayance air under Indian Airlines Ltd., direct reaches at Dimapur on 12.40 noon leaving Calcutta on 11.30 morning every Tuesday. The flight no C.D. 7219 of the same institution leaving Calcutta on 11.30 morning of every Thursday reaches at Dimapur on 11.45 noon via Tejpur. Roadway is the only means to travel from Kohima to Dimapur. Passengers of Calcutta may go up to Imphal from Subhash Chandra Airport by air and from there may go to Kohima by road way. To enter the Nagaland Innerline permit is required for Indian and the inhabitants of other countries. Those who desire to travel by air may obtain innerline permit from the office of the additional deputy commissioner’s office of the Dimapur. Those who gives innerline permit are A) Nagaland house, 29 Aurangelo Marg, New Delhi . Phone No. 2301...

Dimapur b y bus Dimapur b y bus :  It takes 2 hours 20 minutes by bus from Dimapur to Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland . From Dimapur the Govt. luxury and ordinary buses are departing every alternative hour from 6am and up to 4.30pm. Fare within Rs 50.00 to Rs 60.00 in respect of buses. From Guahati Paltanbazer bus stand Private deluxe luxury buses are departing on 8.00, 8.20 and 8.30 pm and reaches next day on 9.00, 9.20 and 9.30 am respectedly. From Imphal the NSTC bus departing on 6.45am and reaches at Kohima on 11.00am. The NSTC buses are departing on 6.10am and 7am, which reaches at Kohima on 10.30am and 11.15am respcetedly.

Dimapur How to travel by train :  Dimapur of Gouhati – Dibrugar railway route is at 75 km and is the nearest connecting station from Kohima. The capital town of Nagaland . From Calcutta to Dimapur direct train is 5959 Howrah – Dibrugar Camrup Express. Departing from Howrah everyday on 5.35 afternoon and on next day departing from Guahati on 4.15 afternoon via Lamding on 8.00 night reaches at Dimapur on 9.30 night. Everyday from Delhi 4056 Delhi – Dibrugar town Brahmaputra Express departing from Delhi Jon. On 11.35 night next day departing from Moghalsarai Jn. On 11.40 morning via Patna on 2.55 noon and departing from Malda town on 12.40 night via Kisangang on 2.35 reaches at Dimapur on 5.00 dawn. Every Thursday on 5929 Channi-Egmore-Dimapur Express departing from Channi on 10.30 night departing from Channi Central, on Friday 5.40 dawn from Bijoyara Jn., On 12.05 noon from Bishakhapatnam, via Brahmapur on 4.15 afternoon on via 7.40 evening at bhubaneswar, on 10....

Nagaland Nagaland is one of the states of eastern India . The administration of Nagaland is peculiar. A ministry consisting of five members conducted it’s administration. Members of Legislative Assembly are forty two.  Though Kohima is the capital of Nagaland but the highcourt is at Asam. Nagaland has no separate Governor. The Governor of Assam supervise it. There is no such a system of administration in other state of India . But the high court of Pandicheri is at Tamilnadu. Once upon a time the Nages were tyrannical and ferocious. At the end of British rule also the Aonagas were violent. At that time there was a custom of human sacrifice in Naga society. In the year 1957 A.D. a separate state was formed Nagaland by name taking the territory Naga hills of Assam and Tiensan of Nifa. At that time it was under the ruling of President. After seven years on 1 st December of 1963 it acquired the fame as the other states of India . The area of Nagaland is 16527 sq.km. Cap...

Where to stay at Raypur : Raypur STD 0771. Hotel Pikadali : Phone : 2323010, Suit Rs 1550.00. AC double bed Rs 880.00 – Rs 1020.00. Double bed Rs 470.00 – Rs 680.00. Mina Hotel : Double bed Rs 250.00 – Rs 350.00. Hotel Radhika : Phone : 22333807. Suit Rs 1600.00. AC double bed Rs 900.00. Double bed Rs 550.00. Hotel Ponam : Phone : 2536671. Suit Rs 1550.00. AC double bed Rs 880.00. Double bed Rs 470.00 – Rs 630.00. Hotel Simran : Phone : 509298. AC double bed Rs 1500.00 including fooding. Double bed Rs 600.00 – Rs 1100.00. Hotel Chattrishgar : Phone : 2427906. AC double bed Rs 700.00 – Rs 800.00. Aircooled Double bed Rs 500.00. For conducted tour Chattrishgar Tourism Board Parjatan Bhaban, Indira Gandhi Marg, Raypur 492006, Phone : (0771) 5066415/24422706/2444190.

How to travel Raypur : Only 832 km away from Howrah to travel Raypur direct by 8030 Lakemannya Tilak Express. 2810 Mumbai Mail. 2130 Ajadhind Express, 2152 Lakemannya Tilak Samarsata express and 2102 Lokmannya Tilak Ganayaswari Express. There is bus connection with Raypur by road not only with Chattrishgar but also with other parts of India too.

Raypur   Raypur : Raypur is the capital city of Chatrishgar. About 600 years old historicalfamous Raypur is the new edition of modern India in respect of industry and business. Raypur had on important part of freedom movement of dependent India. To day this capital city of Chatrishgar, Raypur is the proud of Chatrishgar in respect of industry, business and for charming natural beauty. Many nature lovers attracted for it’s may hills large and small, mountain, many rivers and lakes, many forests and many cave temples of old god and goddesses. So almost all the time through out the year visitors come here.

Where to stay at Jagaddalpur : Jagaddalpur STD 07782. Pin code : 494001. Hotel Punam : Haspital Chak, Circuit House, Jagaddalpur – I. Double bed Rs 250.00 – Rs 490.00. AC double bed Rs 580.00 – Rs 900.00. Booking Phone : 22442051. Hotel Akakha : Phone 222349. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 230.00 – Rs 450.00. AC Double bed Rs 480.00 – Rs 580.00. Suit Rs 750/850/1000.00. Hotel Gopika : Station Rd., Jagaddalpur – I. Phone 123086. AC double bed Rs 900.00. Double bed Rs 415.00 Phone booking 22211367. Hotel Ananda Nibas : Phone 222560. AC double bed Rs 480.00 – Rs 600.00. Double bed (attach bath) Rs 220.00 – Rs 450.00. Hotel Gaurab : Phone 222449. AC double bed Rs 540.00 – Rs 850.00 Double bed Rs 230.00 – Rs 390.00 Phone Booking : 22107954. Athiti Hotel : Phone : 225275. AC double bed Rs 425.00 – Rs 550.00. Double bed Rs 190.00 – Rs 360.00. Phone booking – 22376714. Hotel Ashoka : Phone : 222966. Double bed Rs 3600.00 – Rs 630.00. Phone booking 22211367. ...

How to travel Chatrishgar (Jagaddalpur) Reaching at Bishakapatnam by Calcutta-Channi Rly, Jagaddalpur can be reached by Bishakhapatnam-KirondolaRail. It is advantageous to travel Chitrakot water falls by bus, taxi or Jeep from Jagaddalpur

Jagaddalpur  Jagaddalpur : Jagaddalpur is on the 1824ft high from land level and the gate way of Bustar, the sadar District of Chatrishgar. Any one be charmed at the beauty of nature and charming environment of Jagaddalpur. At the border of Orisa Jagaddalpur is also one of the “Pit” (famous place of pilgrimage) among “Shaktipits”. Teeth of Sati  have fallen here. At a distance there is the temple of Bhubaneswari. Devi Bhubaneswari is alive. Visitors come here from far away. They worship and fulfil a vow. There is custom to enter the temple wering “Dhuti” to the male visitors. Besides these, to the visitors Jagaddalpur is known for its chitrakot waterfalls. Chitrakot waterfalls is the miniature figure of Nayagar. This hilly river of Orisa created an excellent beauty falling a 9633 dawn of Bindha range of hills. At a distance of 43km South-West of Jagaddalpur the branchriver of kangay flows down from 110m from Munagata creeted the Taritgar waterfalls and a natural charmin...

CHATRISHGAR The state Chatrishgar was formed on 1 st November 2000. It was formed taking one third of thethen Madhyapradesh. The 44% forest of Madhyapradesh is the part of Chatrishgar at present. It is situated in the middle part of India. Of the state there is Jharkhand on North-West, on South-West Maharastra, on East Orisha and on South Andhrapradesh. No movement was organized to frame Chatrishgar like the states Jharkhand and Uttaranchal. As the Chief minister of Madhyapradesh was the inhabitant of Chatrishgar, at the time of formation of the state Madhyapradesh in the year 1956, no claim raised for the formation of the state Chatrishgar. On July in the year 1960 Dr. Khubi Chand Bhagel, member of Rajyasabha of Congress claimed to frame the state Chatrishgar of first and from that time, claim raised to form Chatrishghar state. But by the name of Chatrishgar the credit of formation of political organization first goes to Sankar Guhaneogi.