Yimkhiung Heritage Village

Yimkhiung Heritage Village is a cultural preservation site located at Mundun village in Shamator District, Nagaland. Developed to showcase the heritage of the Yimkhiung Naga tribe, the village features traditional houses, morungs (youth dormitories), artifacts and architectural styles. It serves as a centre for cultural display and community gatherings, offering visitors insight into Yimkhiung customs, craftsmanship and traditional way of life in a rural hill setting.

Visitors can expect a hilltop heritage complex with traditional Yimkhiung Naga houses, morungs and thatched structures built using indigenous materials and techniques. The site displays tribal artifacts, wood carvings, traditional tools and household items, with open areas for cultural performances and community events. The surroundings are rural and scenic, with views of nearby hills and village landscape, offering a quiet, educational experience focused on tribal architecture and cultural heritage.

The village was developed to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the Yimkhiung Naga tribe, one of the Naga communities native to eastern Nagaland. It showcases traditional architecture, morung system, craftsmanship and lifestyle, serving as a living museum and cultural centre for intergenerational transmission of Yimkhiung customs and identity.