Langpangkong Caves in Nagaland
On the Langpangkong mountain range, between the valleys of the Dikhu and Tzula Rivers, a series of caves can be found. An attraction for anthropologists or tourists alike, believed as a shelter taken by Ahom King. Langpangkong is one of the well visited and most famous tourist attractions of Nagaland at Tuli and Changtongya of the Mokokchung Districts of Nagaland.
Attraction
While you’re in Mokokchung District, Langpangkong is one of the most visited spot. A tourist guide at the caves can help you to explore all the caves. You can wander around where the king took shelter while exploring all these caves.
History
Because of its history, the Langpangkong Caves are legendary. After a regal brawl, the Ahom King left his capital at Sivasagar. He took shelter at one of the caves of Langpangkong which are still intact and on display for explorers.
Inside & Outside Views
Langpangkong is between the valleys of Dikhu and Tzula River. Both the inside and outside view Langpangkong caves attracts many visitors every year.
Connectivity
By Air: At Assam, Jorhat connects many major airports of India, from where you can reach at Mokokchung. From Assam, it is located at 112 km. Daily or scheduled flights to Dimapur airport in Nagaland are an option, at 212 km away from Mokokchung. Choose a flight for Jorhat, from where vehicle for visiting Mokokchung is present. The airport is well connected with various cities in the country like New Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati.