Nagaland is in a northeastern and the farthest-lying state in India. Most of the Nagaland is a mountainous region which includes Naga Hills and Mount Saramati as state's highest peak Nagaland is rich in flora and fauna, for, about one-sixth of Nagaland is covered under the tropical and sub-tropical evergreen forests. State’s forests provides shelter for a large number of rhinoceroses, foxes, civet cats, tigers, wild dogs, pangolins, porcupines, elephants, leopards, bears, many species of monkeys, sambar, deers, oxen and buffaloes. Nagaland experiences a high humidity levels. The state is largely dependent on the roads to have links with the rest of the country, though railways and air links are there but are indirect. The official language of the state is English!