Nagaland Temple

Built shortly after statehood. The temple is managed by the Hindu Sanskritik Sudhar Samiti of Nagaland.

• Janmashtami
• Diwali
• Holi

Dimapur is the railhead for Nagaland on the main Guwahati–Imphal line.

Where is Nagaland Temple located?

Nagaland Temple is located at Power House Colony, Dimapur 797112, in Dimapur, Nagaland, India.

Who is the presiding deity at Nagaland Temple?

The presiding deity at Nagaland Temple is Krishna (also known as Gopala, Govinda), worshipped in the Vaishnava tradition.

What are the timings of Nagaland Temple?

Nagaland Temple is generally open 06:00–20:00 daily. Timings can vary on festival days and special occasions — verify with the temple before your visit.

When was Nagaland Temple built?

Nagaland Temple was established 1968. Portions of the structure have been added and renovated by successive dynasties over the centuries.

What is the architectural style of Nagaland Temple?

Nagaland Temple is built in the Modern style, characteristic of Krishna shrines of this region.

Which festivals are celebrated at Nagaland Temple?

The principal festivals celebrated at Nagaland Temple include Janmashtami, Diwali, Holi. These draw large crowds of pilgrims from across Nagaland and beyond.

How can I reach Nagaland Temple?

Dimapur is the railhead for Nagaland on the main Guwahati–Imphal line.

Why is Nagaland Temple significant?

The main Hindu temple of Nagaland, dedicated to Krishna, with deities of Ram, Hanuman, and the Naga spirits combined.

Is there an entry fee at Nagaland Temple?

Entry to the main shrine of Nagaland Temple is generally free for darshan. Special sevas, abhishekams and priority queues may carry a nominal fee — check with the temple office on arrival.

What is the dress code at Nagaland Temple?

Nagaland Temple follows the traditional dress code observed at Nagaland temples — modest attire covering shoulders and knees. Many shrines in the region also expect men to remove upper garments before entering the sanctum.