Nagaland
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the vibrant heart of Nagaland with the Hornbill Festival and the breathtaking Dzukou Valley trek. Witness the spectacular union of heritage, tradition, and nature as you celebrate alongside 17 colorful Naga tribes in Kisama Village, known for its grand cultural showcase. From lively dances and folk music to local crafts and flavors, every moment is a celebration of life. Continue your adventure through the emerald hills of Dzukou Valley, famed for its pristine meadows and rare lilies. Conclude your expedition at the legendary Kaziranga National Park, home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. This tour perfectly blends culture, nature, and adventure, offering a once-in-a-lifetime Northeast experience.
Upon arrival at Guwahati Airport, meet your guide and begin your scenic drive to Dimapur, the gateway to Nagaland. Travel through lush plains, forested landscapes, and winding roads. On arrival, check into your hotel and unwind after the long journey. In the evening, explore the vibrant local market filled with tribal handicrafts and traditional Naga cuisine. This evening sets the tone for your immersive Nagaland experience. Overnight stay in Dimapur.;
After breakfast, drive to Kisama Heritage Village, where the spirit of Nagaland truly comes alive. Visit traditional tribal houses representing different Naga communities, and explore exhibits showcasing their rich art, attire, and craftsmanship. Interact with locals and learn about Naga folklore and warrior traditions. In the evening, enjoy a bonfire dinner while soaking in the festive atmosphere. Overnight stay in Kisama or Kohima.;
Get ready to immerse yourself in the energy of the Hornbill Festival, Nagaland’s grandest celebration. Experience dazzling performances by various Naga tribes featuring traditional music, bamboo dances, and mock war displays. Taste authentic tribal food, visit local stalls selling handmade jewelry and textiles, and capture unforgettable cultural moments. As night falls, enjoy live folk concerts under the open sky. Overnight stay in Kisama.;
Spend another day exploring the Hornbill Festival, diving deeper into the rich diversity of Naga culture. Attend workshops on traditional crafts, archery, and cuisine. Visit nearby villages to witness how ancient traditions blend with modern life. The vibrant marketplace and folk art exhibitions make for a perfect souvenir hunt. End the day with a lively evening filled with dance, music, and local hospitality. Overnight stay in Kisama.;
Today, begin your scenic trek to the Dzukou Valley, often called the “Valley of Flowers of the East.” Walk through mist-covered forests, wooden bridges, and bamboo groves as the crisp mountain air rejuvenates your senses. The rolling green meadows and blooming seasonal flowers make it a paradise for photographers and nature lovers. Reach the campsite or trekkers’ hut, enjoy a simple dinner, and rest amid tranquil surroundings under a starlit sky. Overnight stay in Dzukou Valley.;
Wake up early to watch the sunrise cast golden hues over the valley. After breakfast, trek down to the base and drive back to Kisama Village. Spend your afternoon relaxing or revisiting the Hornbill Festival’s final day celebrations. Engage in cultural games, enjoy traditional snacks, or visit local art displays. Overnight stay in Kisama or Kohima.;
After breakfast, bid farewell to Nagaland’s hills and head toward Kaziranga National Park in Assam. Enjoy a scenic drive through villages, paddy fields, and riverside roads. Upon arrival, check into your resort nestled amidst lush greenery. Spend the evening unwinding with a cup of local tea while listening to the serene sounds of nature. Overnight stay near Kaziranga National Park.;
Start your day with an exciting jeep or elephant safari through Kaziranga National Park, home to the majestic one-horned rhinoceros, wild elephants, and over 500 bird species. Capture the raw beauty of the grasslands and wetlands as the morning sun lights up the park. After breakfast, drive back to Guwahati for your onward journey. End your adventure with unforgettable memories of Nagaland’s vibrant festivals, Dzukou’s tranquil trails, and Kaziranga’s wild heart.;
Ans: The best time to visit Nagaland is from October to May. During this period, the weather is pleasant and ideal for exploring tribal villages, scenic landscapes, and cultural festivals such as the Hornbill Festival held in December.
Duration : 5 Nights & 6 Days
Places to Visit :
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