About Benreu Tourist Village
Benreu Tourist Village is a designated rural tourism destination in Benreu village, Peren District, Nagaland, situated at about 1,950 metres elevation. Developed to promote community-based tourism, it showcases Zeme Naga culture, traditional houses and terraced landscapes. The village is known for panoramic views of Mount Pauna, the highest peak in Peren, homestay experiences, and as a base for trekking and exploring Naga village life.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small hilltop Naga village with traditional Zeme houses, community-run homestays and terraced fields surrounded by forested hills. The setting offers panoramic views of Mount Pauna and the surrounding Peren hills. Areas to explore include village lanes, viewpoints, agricultural fields and trekking trails to Mount Pauna. Cultural elements include local cuisine, handicrafts, folk traditions and interaction with the village community in a quiet rural environment.
Key highlights
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Hilltop location at around 1,950 metres with views of Mount Pauna
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Community-run homestays showcasing Zeme Naga architecture and hospitality
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Base for trekking to Mount Pauna, the highest peak in Peren District
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Terraced fields and forested landscape ideal for nature walks and photography
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Opportunity to experience Zeme Naga culture, cuisine and handicrafts
History of Benreu Tourist Village
Benreu is a traditional Zeme Naga village in Peren District. The tourist village was developed under rural tourism initiatives to preserve and promote Zeme heritage and provide community-based livelihood while maintaining traditional settlement patterns.
Culture & Context
The village represents Zeme Naga culture, one of the Zeliangrong communities of Nagaland. It showcases traditional housing, agricultural practices, festivals, cuisine and handicrafts, and serves as a centre for experiencing Naga tribal village life and community hospitality.
Route
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