![]() Geography of Zunheboto District Geography of Zunheboto District is spread over high hills. The hills vary from 1000 to 2500 metres. The altitude of the district headquarters is 1874.22 metres above the sea level. Owing to the high altitude, this district enjoys a monsoon climate throughout the year. Winters are very cold but summers moderately warm. December and January form the coldest part of the season and at times the temperature comes down to10 degree Celsius. The average rainfall is about 200 cm. In Zunheboto District mainly alluvial soil, forest soil (organic), non-laterite soil and soils of high altitudes are found. ![]() Demography of Zunheboto District Total Population of Zunheboto District is 154909 according to 2001 Census. Most of the population resides in rural areas. Zunheboto District is the home of the Sumis. Sumis are considered to be the Martial tribe among the Nagas. They are famous for their colourful war dances and folk songs. They have their colourful dance and songs. Their ceremonial war dresses are worth seeing. Tuluni is one of the most important festivals. It is observed in the second week of July every year. Economy of Zunheboto District is based on agriculture. The people here practice shifting cultivation. However, those living on the bank of Tizu River practice terrace cultivation. Satoi and Asuto areas are considered as less developed areas of the district. There are several villages in the district that are not yet properly connected. |