The Dzudu Lake(Zanibu Lake) is one of the most attractive tourist spots in the Phek ,Nagaland. It is found atop Mt. Zanibu, near Thuvopisumi village. Encompassed by foliage, the glistening lake breaks the green monotony of the jungle. It provides water to five villages and is a part of the micro hydraulic project of Thuvopisumi. The surrounding forest of Phalomi is an abode to the tallest Bonson tree in India. Perhaps the most striking feature of the Dzudu Lake is the enigmatic tale woven around it. It is exalted by the locals as a special gift from the Gods. Treading the lake is strictly prohibited. Another fascinating feature of this “sacred” lake lies in its still sparkling waters. Despite being amidst a multitude of trees, never is the surface of the lake cluttered with leaves; these float for two days and then sink to its depths. Enveloped in such mystical myths and mesmeric beauty, Dzudu Lake is indeed a must-visit spot.

Shilloi Lake is the naturally made largest lake in Nagaland. This foot-shaped lake is beautifully beset with Pine trees all around that only adds to the scenic wonder. Tourists coming here can also engage in fishing, especially during June- September. Bird-lovers can marvel at Siberian Cranes and other birds that migrate to the lake during March-June. Presently, the lake renders multiple facilities like guest houses or dormitory, meeting hall, playground, helipad and tourist friendly villagers and committee members. The nearby resorts guarantee an exciting and venturesome stay what with fetching one’s own firewood and ration. One can also go on a walking tour of the nearby Patakai Range and the Myanmar border. The lake, sheathed with mystical legends, allows travellers to soak in the vibrant culture and fascinating history of Nagaland.

One of the most attractive tourist spots in eastern Nagaland is the majestic Wawade Waterfall. Its sparkling water cascades down from a height of 200 feet approx., between the villages of Mimi and Khonga. The greenery enveloping the waterfall further adds to its breathtaking beauty. From Mimi, it takes an hour and a half to reach this place. There are three other waterfalls in the vicinity, each about a 100 feet high, that offers an enthralling sight to visitors.The Laluri village in Phek offers a ravishing view of this waterfall. The journey from Phek to Wawade Waterfall requires trekking for a few hours and is particularly enjoyable for all the adventurous souls out there. This region is soon becoming a hotspot for picnickers. Wawade Waterfalls await travellers waiting to be mesmerised by Nature and its wonders.