Chipur Village

Chipur Village is a rural settlement in Pungro Circle of Kiphire District in eastern Nagaland, India. Located in a hilly, forested region of the Naga Hills, it is predominantly inhabited by the Sangtam Naga community. The village exemplifies traditional Naga rural life centered on agriculture, customary village governance and cultural practices. Surrounded by natural landscapes, it offers visitors insight into the lifestyle, heritage and environment of a remote eastern Nagaland tribal village.

Visitors to Chipur Village can expect a small, remote Naga village set in hilly, forested terrain in eastern Nagaland. The setting consists of traditional rural houses, agricultural fields, and surrounding hills and forests. Visitors can observe everyday village life, local agrarian practices, and community structures under the village council. The environment is quiet and rural with limited tourist infrastructure, offering a simple village walk and interaction with the local community and natural surroundings.

Chipur Village is predominantly inhabited by the Sangtam Naga community and reflects the tribal culture of eastern Nagaland, including traditional agrarian practices, customary village institutions, and community-based cultural traditions characteristic of villages in Kiphire District.