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Mokokchung, located in Nagaland, is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, particularly that of the Ao Naga tribe. The district is famous for its traditional weaving and handicrafts, especially shawls, scarves, and woodwork. Mokokchung is also known for its role as the cultural center of the Ao tribe, with a vibrant tradition of music, dance, and storytelling. The Mokokchung District is an important region for Christianity in Nagaland, with churches and religious gatherings playing a significant role in the community?s social life. The economy of Mokokchung is largely based on agriculture, with crops such as rice, maize, cabbages, and potatoes being widely cultivated. Pineapple and banana are also important local products. The district?s ecotourism potential is recognized, with natural attractions like the Longkhum Village, Mokokchung Peak, and the Khezakeno Valley. The region celebrates traditional Naga festivals like Moatsu and Aoling with exuberant dances and rituals. Mokokchung has made progress in terms of education and healthcare, with improved infrastructure in recent years.