Angami Kitho and Mini Museum

Angami Kitho and Mini Museum is a small community museum located in Kohima Village (Bara Basti) in Kohima, Nagaland. It showcases artifacts, traditional tools, attire, and household items representing Angami Naga heritage and daily life. Established as a private initiative to preserve local culture, the museum offers visitors an intimate view of Angami traditions within one of Asia's largest villages. It serves as a cultural stop for those exploring Kohima's heritage.

Visitors can expect a compact indoor display within Kohima Village featuring traditional Angami Naga artifacts such as agricultural tools, household utensils, textiles, attire, ornaments and everyday objects. The setting is a local residential area with a simple museum room or house-based collection. Visitors can view curated exhibits at close range, learn about Angami customs and craftsmanship, and interact with the curator where available. The experience is quiet and educational, focused on cultural preservation.

The museum preserves and presents material culture of the Angami Naga community, including traditional attire, tools, and household artifacts that reflect the customs, craftsmanship and lifestyle of Kohima Village residents. It contributes to local cultural preservation and visitor education about Naga heritage.