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Going To NAGALAND Meet Last HEAD H*NTERS

In this episode, I entered Nagaland – not through the usual tourist routes like Kohima or Dimapur – but from the raw, tribal border near Mon village. No welcome board. No flashy signs. Just a silent tension in the air, a quick police document check by the Nagaland forces, and the feeling of stepping into a world that’s not entirely India anymore. My journey began in Kaziranga National Park in Assam, where I hesitantly took part in an early morning elephant safari – something I always had mixed feelings about. But I chose to experience it anyway, to understand the reality on ground rather than sit with fake hypocrisy. From the plains of Kaziranga, I drove towards the Assam-Nagaland border – a route barely mentioned in travel guides. As the road climbed higher and the air turned colder, I entered Mon, the land of the Konyak Nagas – once feared headhunters, now peaceful but still holding onto their fierce identity and isolated way of life. I spent one night in Mon town, talking to locals, observing daily life, and absorbing the brutal contrast between urban India and this untouched tribal belt. The vibe? Intense. Honest. And very, very real. This is not the Nagaland of Instagram. This is not the India of travel influencers. This is the raw Northeast, and I’m taking you along for every bump, every stare, every border line.