What To Eat

Naga cuisine is both flavorful and distinctive, making it a must-try during your trip or tour. Consider including a visit to a traditional household where smoked meat and pungent chutneys are staples; Longchen Homestay is an excellent choice for authentic homecooked meals. While exploring dining options in Dimapur, don't miss trying momos, with locals recommending Bambusa as the go-to place for the best momos. Aiko Greens, home to Ili-ah restaurant, is an urban oasis set around a living tree, offering a multipurpose venue with a lake and trees. Serving a diverse menu of Indian, western, and pan-Asian cuisine, it's also a great spot for drinks.

Street Food Delights:

No exploration of Dimapur's culinary landscape is complete without delving into its vibrant street food culture. Wander through the bustling night markets and indulge in local favorites like Pork Momos, and Fried Fish. The aromas wafting through the air will lead you to hidden gems tucked in narrow alleys, where passionate street vendors serve up authentic Naga flavors. Eros Lane, nestled in Dimapur, stands as a favored destination among both locals and well-informed visitors. The lane boasts several food joints, each managed by distinct tribes, ensuring a diverse range of offerings. While these establishments may not exude extravagance, they promise an authentic experience. Here, traditional dishes, synonymous with Naga households, are served at budget-friendly prices, allowing patrons to relish the staples of Naga cuisine.

Dimapur, with its blend of history, culture, and culinary wonders, invites travelers to embark on a memorable journey. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins, embracing the warmth of local hospitality, or savoring the diverse tastes of Naga cuisine, Dimapur promises an immersive experience that lingers in the heart long after the journey ends. As you bid farewell to this enchanting city, you carry with you not just memories but a deeper appreciation for Nagaland's rich tapestry of life.