Mopungchuket, a picturesque village located just 16 kilometers from Mokokchung town, is a well-preserved cultural destination managed by the Mopungchuket Village Council. Inhabited by the Ao Naga community, the village is rich in folklore and traditions. It is home to a small museum, the Mopungchuket Senso Mungdang (MSM), which is managed by a local community body. The museum showcases several artifacts that reflect the village's vibrant history, with one of the most significant being the remnants of Ahom army swords, left behind by Ahom soldiers after their failed attempt to conquer Mopungchuket in 1832. The community takes pride in sharing the tale of their victory, which is deeply embedded in local folklore, adding a personal touch to the museum experience.

The museum also features other historical and cultural items, including 'chaplee', the ancient currency of the Ao Nagas, traditional Ao shawls and textiles, musical instruments, and a miniature model of the village’s Morung (an ancient learning institution for youth). These exhibits offer a glimpse into the daily life and practices of the Ao Naga community.

Additionally, the village boasts a traditional Morung located at its entrance. This structure not only serves as a heritage attraction for visitors but also preserves the cultural legacy of the Ao Nagas. Visitors can also explore a village map and a leaflet highlighting other attractions of Mopungchuket, making it an enriching stop for those interested in the cultural heritage of the Ao Naga community. The preservation of these traditions makes Mopungchuket a valuable cultural hub, where history and heritage are celebrated and shared with visitors.