Pulie Badze
Pulie Badze
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saroj h
Jaipur, India28 contributions
Nov 2022
It was a steep climb with dense forest. The climb is uneven with mud, roots, steps, tree trunks coming in your way. But once you reach atop the view is spectacular. At the top of the mount is a cross written 'Christ Died For All'. The cross is visible from the Kohima town. We witnessed sun-set and moon rise both together which was an enthralling experience. A must see for physically fit individuals.
Written 24 December 2022
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RAJENDRA884 PRASAD
Faridabad, India3,283 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
We reached here just before sunset and witnessed the different hues of sky during sunset. I could also record a small time lapse clip of this natural phenomenon.
On our way back, we came across Mithun, State animal of Nagaland. This was the only wildlife we came across, hardly any birds in the jungle.
On our way back, we came across Mithun, State animal of Nagaland. This was the only wildlife we came across, hardly any birds in the jungle.
Written 31 January 2020
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shek2005
Mumbai, India832 contributions
Feb 2019
natural place in the entire region. great place to visit and learn about the history of Kohima, Nagaland..A must visit place.
Written 10 August 2019
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Ankur M
Ghaziabad, India195 contributions
Jan 2019 • Friends
A very natural place in the entire region. A must visit place. This place has very rich flora and fauna.
Written 31 July 2019
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Anil Tarkhedkar
Nashik, India79 contributions
May 2018
To reach here you require proper trekking shoes(full tight from all sides and not breathable but a sort of lather to avoid leaches in the monsoon, also keep a insect rappelling spray like Odomos to keep them away from you)
One should enjoy the climate, clouded foggy weather and fresh air to purify lungs. Good place for photography spot and making video . I loved the place and will go again in Dec or March.
One should enjoy the climate, clouded foggy weather and fresh air to purify lungs. Good place for photography spot and making video . I loved the place and will go again in Dec or March.
Written 26 May 2018
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Nalli N
Bangalore79 contributions
Jan 2018 • Family
This Pulie Badze is a great place to visit and learn about the history of Kohima, Nagaland and its culture.
Written 4 February 2018
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ravichandra108
Hyderabad District, India245 contributions
Dec 2017 • Solo
It is a bit of a climb, getting to the 'seat' at the top of the hill, but the scenery is beautiful all along.
Written 20 January 2018
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Kevin
Manali, India22 contributions
Dec 2017 • Solo
Hike to Pulie Badze is interesting too. will take about 5 hours both ways .
From the Razhu Point take a Bus to BCO....from BCO shared sumo to JOTSOMA VILLAGE near the Khoima science college , takes about 20 minutes.
From here is the trail to Pulie Badze.its a motorable road upto the base ...but you need to hire a vehicle or have your own vehicle.
I walked all the way from the Khoima science college to the top of Pulie Badze.took me 5 hours in total both ways at leisure.
From the base to the top takes about 45 minutes .
From the Razhu Point take a Bus to BCO....from BCO shared sumo to JOTSOMA VILLAGE near the Khoima science college , takes about 20 minutes.
From here is the trail to Pulie Badze.its a motorable road upto the base ...but you need to hire a vehicle or have your own vehicle.
I walked all the way from the Khoima science college to the top of Pulie Badze.took me 5 hours in total both ways at leisure.
From the base to the top takes about 45 minutes .
Written 21 December 2017
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SarojKumar1986
Bengaluru, India24 contributions
Jul 2016 • Friends
Pulie Badze, which means 'Pulie, please sit. This place is approximately 10kms away from Kohima Science College, should take 30-45 minutes drive.
The legend says the place is haunted, there used to be a farmer named Pulie who was bitten by a poisonous snake but when the family returned home they could see Pulie (his ghost), and Pulie was running everywhere being restless crying for his crops which was destroyed by the poisonous snake, to calm him down Pulie's family kept a chair outside the house and said 'Pulie Badze, in Nagamese this means, Pulie please sit, Pulie sat on the chair and the family left the place and since then Pulie lives here and the place is named after him.
Interesting right.. Pulie Badze offers stunning views of the Japfu Peak. Enroute from Kohima, after the exit from Science College you get a beautiful view of the Kohima city.
Enroute Pulie-badze, just before you are about to reach, you enter a sanctuary which is enriched with flora and fauna, you will also get to spot Mithuns.
When you reach the Parking spot there is a small canteen, you will have to trek for approximately a kilometre to reach the view point.
Me and my friends (Lanu and Ricky), we sat at the parking lot admiring the Japfu Peak , it was a cold evening but we didn't mind sipping some beers.
Many few people (mostly non Nagas) don't know that the World War 2 was also fought in India, this place was one of the doorway for the Japanese to enter Kohima and acted as a strategic location for the Japanese during the World War 2 before they attacked at the Tennis Court.
The legend says the place is haunted, there used to be a farmer named Pulie who was bitten by a poisonous snake but when the family returned home they could see Pulie (his ghost), and Pulie was running everywhere being restless crying for his crops which was destroyed by the poisonous snake, to calm him down Pulie's family kept a chair outside the house and said 'Pulie Badze, in Nagamese this means, Pulie please sit, Pulie sat on the chair and the family left the place and since then Pulie lives here and the place is named after him.
Interesting right.. Pulie Badze offers stunning views of the Japfu Peak. Enroute from Kohima, after the exit from Science College you get a beautiful view of the Kohima city.
Enroute Pulie-badze, just before you are about to reach, you enter a sanctuary which is enriched with flora and fauna, you will also get to spot Mithuns.
When you reach the Parking spot there is a small canteen, you will have to trek for approximately a kilometre to reach the view point.
Me and my friends (Lanu and Ricky), we sat at the parking lot admiring the Japfu Peak , it was a cold evening but we didn't mind sipping some beers.
Many few people (mostly non Nagas) don't know that the World War 2 was also fought in India, this place was one of the doorway for the Japanese to enter Kohima and acted as a strategic location for the Japanese during the World War 2 before they attacked at the Tennis Court.
Written 29 June 2017
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Satyendra Garg
National Capital Territory of Delhi, India6,972 contributions
Apr 2017 • Friends
I was having a choice of Pulie Badze and Khonowa Village and for practical reasons I selected Pulie Badze and I loved the choice.
This is one of the highest peaks in Kohima and you can use vehicle to cover major distance. But last two kilometres are a good climb but extremely lovely experience. You can see pristine, preserved forest while climbing and when you reach the Top it is an amazing experience. As you near the Top you see so many Rhododendron as I had never seen in my life. So bright and beautiful flowers. A beautiful view of Kohima and the surrounding area, a feeling of being at Top of the World. One can see surrounding Mountains, including Japfu Top. An extremely rewarding experience. If you love being in the midst of Nature, just go for it. From Kohima, the road journey, the climb, leisurely being at the top and return back will take you about three lovely hours.
This is one of the highest peaks in Kohima and you can use vehicle to cover major distance. But last two kilometres are a good climb but extremely lovely experience. You can see pristine, preserved forest while climbing and when you reach the Top it is an amazing experience. As you near the Top you see so many Rhododendron as I had never seen in my life. So bright and beautiful flowers. A beautiful view of Kohima and the surrounding area, a feeling of being at Top of the World. One can see surrounding Mountains, including Japfu Top. An extremely rewarding experience. If you love being in the midst of Nature, just go for it. From Kohima, the road journey, the climb, leisurely being at the top and return back will take you about three lovely hours.
Written 14 April 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions about Pulie Badze
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- Restaurants near Pulie Badze:
- (3.27 km) D Cafe
- (3.22 km) Amaris
- (2.60 km) Deccan Kitchen
- (3.21 km) JAT Restaurant
- (3.22 km) Ooopar
- Attractions near Pulie Badze:
- (3.98 km) Kohima War Cemetery
- (4.68 km) Khonoma Village
- (5.52 km) Naga Heritage Village
- (5.50 km) Kisama Heritage Village
- (9.12 km) Dzukou Valley