Veda Peak (Pak Koi)

Veda Peak, locally known as Pak Koi, is the highest peak in Mon District, Nagaland, located near Mon town close to the India-Myanmar border. Standing at approximately 1,400-1,500 metres above sea level, it is a prominent natural viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys and border landscape. The peak is notable for its trekking trail, natural environment and cultural association with the Konyak Naga community.

Visitors can expect a hilltop viewpoint reached by a moderate trek through forested slopes and grassy ridges. At the summit, there is an open area with panoramic views of Mon district, adjoining hills of Nagaland and parts of Myanmar on clear days. The setting is natural and undeveloped with no major structures, surrounded by forest and village landscapes. Visitors can explore the summit area, enjoy sightseeing and photography, and experience the quiet natural environment.

Known locally as Pak Koi, the peak holds local significance for the Konyak Naga community of Mon district and is part of the traditional landscape around Mon villages. It is regarded as an important natural landmark in the district.