Naga Hills

American  

[nah-guh] / ˈnɑ gə /

noun

1. a region in northeastern India and northwestern Myanmar (Burma), on the India-Myanmar border.

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Example Sentences

Gen. Kotoku Sato arrived with the aim of taking over Kohima, a hill town that was also the British headquarters in the Naga Hills.

From Seattle Times

Wangnao is one of several hundred former headhunters still living in the mist-covered Naga hills along the wild frontier between India and Myanmar.

From National Geographic

Even then, large tracks of the Naga Hills remained officially “unadministered” until the Raj’s demise in 1947.

From National Geographic

The cloud-enshrouded Naga hills—and the fierce reputation of their inhabitants—have kept outsiders at bay for centuries.

From National Geographic

Chinese soldiers march down a road in northern Burma on their way to engage in battle with Japanese forces in the Naga hills in 1943.

From Time