Zunheboto (ज़ूनहेबोटो) is a district in Nagaland, northeastern India, with its headquarters in Zunheboto town. Its hilly landscape includes forested slopes, agricultural land and scattered settlements. The district is particularly known as a cultural centre of the Sumi Naga community.
Village institutions, churches and community organisations play important roles in local life. Sumi traditions find expression in music, dance and festivals such as Tuluni, which celebrates abundance and community bonds. Agriculture supports many households, alongside small businesses, trade and government employment. Ghosu Bird Sanctuary and the forested landscape around Satoi are notable natural attractions associated with the district.
Common civic concerns include dependable road connections, especially during the monsoon, access to healthcare and education, reliable electricity and drinking water, and opportunities for young people. Farmers benefit from better market access and agricultural support. Forest conservation, waste management and balancing infrastructure development with local environmental needs are also relevant community issues.