In the serene hills of Nagaland, the Zünheboto Sümi Baptist Church stands as a monumental symbol of faith and architectural brilliance. Recognized as the largest church in Northeast India and one of the biggest in Asia, this magnificent structure can accommodate up to 8,500 worshippers under a single roof.
Nestled in the heart of Zünheboto town, this grand church is not only a place of prayer but also a beacon of community strength and devotion. Its towering white dome, elegant arches, and sprawling interiors reflect a harmonious blend of traditional Naga design and modern construction.
Built over several years with the collective effort of local believers, artisans, and church leaders, the Zünheboto Sümi Baptist Church has become a major spiritual and cultural landmark in the region. It also hosts large-scale religious events, drawing thousands of visitors from across Nagaland and beyond.
As the largest Baptist church in Asia, this majestic house of worship showcases the enduring spirit of the Sümi Naga community and marks a new chapter in the religious and architectural history of Northeast India.
