Kapamodzu Peak

Kapamodzu Peak, also spelled Kapamodzü, is the highest peak in Phek District, Nagaland, located near Zhavame village close to the Manipur border. Rising to about 2,620 metres above sea level, it is known for panoramic views of surrounding hills and valleys, seasonal rhododendron blooms, and trekking routes through alpine meadows and forests. The peak is a prominent natural landmark and trekking destination in southern Nagaland.

Visitors can expect a moderate to strenuous trek of about 4-5 km one way from Zhavame village through forested trails, grassy slopes and rhododendron-covered ridges to a broad summit. The peak offers expansive 360-degree views of the Naga Hills, valleys and on clear days distant peaks. There are no built structures at the summit; the experience is primarily natural scenery, photography, and nature walks in a quiet, high-altitude environment.

The peak and surrounding area are significant to the Chakhesang Naga community of Zhavame and neighbouring villages, forming part of local identity and traditional landscape; Zhavame village itself is known for preserving traditional Naga village life and customs