Chui Village

Chui Village is a traditional Naga village located in Thonoknyu Circle of Noklak District in eastern Nagaland, near the India-Myanmar border. Inhabited predominantly by the Khiamniungan Naga tribe, the village is known for its hillside setting, traditional houses and agrarian lifestyle. It offers insight into rural Naga culture, customary practices and community life. Surrounded by forested hills and jhum fields, Chui represents the remote, culturally rich villages of eastern Nagaland.

Visitors to Chui Village can expect a small, remote hillside settlement with traditional Naga houses, jhum cultivation fields and forested surroundings. The village offers a quiet rural environment where daily life revolves around agriculture and community activities. Visitors can observe traditional architecture, interact with local residents, walk through village lanes and view the surrounding hills and valleys typical of eastern Nagaland.

Chui Village is inhabited predominantly by the Khiamniungan Naga tribe, one of the major Naga communities of eastern Nagaland. The village reflects traditional Naga cultural practices, customary village administration, traditional housing styles and agrarian traditions including jhum cultivation, representing the cultural heritage of the Noklak region.