Mount Saramati

Mount Saramati is a summit on the border between Nagaland in India and Sagaing Region in Myanmar, rising to about 3,826 meters (12,552 ft). The peak forms a natural watershed and marks an important geographic boundary between the two countries.

The mountain belongs to the Purvanchal Range, a geological formation that developed as part of the greater Himalayan mountain system. This ridge was shaped by tectonic processes over millions of years.

Local communities here maintain their traditional ways of life and hold the peak as a sacred place deeply rooted in their identity. The mountain is respected by inhabitants as a natural symbol of their region.

Visitors need an Inner Line Permit to reach the peak, and the journey begins with transport to Thanamir or other starting villages. The best time to climb is during drier months when conditions are safest.

The summit has a distinctive geological ranking as one of the highest points in the region with significant elevation prominence above surrounding areas. This distinction makes it well-known among geographers and climbing communities.