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Nagaland, NORTH EAST

Nagaland Heritage village tour

4 Days | 3 Night

Duration

4 Days

Group Size

Tour Type

Private

Accommodation

Deluxe

Pickup From

Ex Dimapur

Vehicle Type

Sedan/Suv

Tour Overview

Discover the essence of Nagaland with this 4-day journey through Dimapur and Kohima. Begin with a scenic drive to Kohima, where lively markets, rolling hills, and tribal culture await. Explore the World War II Cemetery, Nagaland State Museum, and the grand Catholic Cathedral. Immerse yourself in heritage at Kisama Village, the heart of the Hornbill Festival. Continue to Khonoma, Asia’s first green village, and visit Kigwema or Jakhama to experience Angami traditions and eco-friendly living. End your trip shopping for handicrafts in Dimapur. A perfect blend of culture, history, and nature in Northeast India.

Tour Highlights

Scenic drive from Dimapur to Kohima through hills and tribal villages

Visit Kohima War Cemetery, State Museum & Catholic Cathedral

Explore Kisama Heritage Village, venue of the Hornbill Festival

Village excursions to Khonoma (first green village) & Kigwema/Jakhama

Authentic Naga cuisine at a local homestay (optional)

Shopping for handlooms, bamboo crafts & tribal souvenirs in Dimapur

What's Included

Inner line permit for Nagaland

All day breakfast

One bonfire any one place depending on weather condition

Rooms as per mentioned above.

Meals as per mentioned above.

Exclusive vehicle for all transfers & sightseeing.

All toll, parking, fuel & driver allowance.

Operation executive on call for 24x7.

All applicable taxes.

What's Not Included

Any meal unless specified above

Any Air Fare/ Train Ticket

All entrances fees to monuments.

Guide Charges, River rafting Charges, Room Heater Charges

Personal nature expenses like telephone / laundry bills etc.

Airports tax and travel insurance etc.

Services not specified above.

Tour Itinerary

DAY 1

Day 1: Dimapur – Kohima (74 km / 3 hrs drive approx.)
• Arrive at Dimapur Airport / Railway Station, where our representative will welcome you. • Begin your drive to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, passing through lush green hills, winding roads, and charming tribal villages. • On arrival, check in to your hotel and refresh. • In the evening, take a leisure stroll around Kohima town, explore the bustling local bazaar, and witness the vibrant lifestyle of Naga people. You’ll find local products, handloom, and organic produce unique to the region. • Dinner at the hotel. • Overnight stay in Kohima.

DAY 2

Day 2: Kohima Local Sightseeing
• After breakfast, proceed for a full-day sightseeing tour of Kohima. • Kohima War Cemetery – A moving memorial dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives during World War II in the Battle of Kohima. The serene environment and well-maintained gardens make it a peaceful place of remembrance. • Nagaland State Museum – A treasure trove of Naga heritage, where you can explore artifacts, traditional costumes, weapons, and musical instruments of all 16 tribes of Nagaland. • Catholic Cathedral Church – One of the largest in Northeast India, with stunning architecture and panoramic views of the valley. • Kisama Heritage Village – The permanent venue of the Hornbill Festival, showcasing traditional Naga huts, Morungs (youth dormitories), and tribal lifestyles. • In the evening, you may explore local cafés and markets for authentic Naga cuisine. • Overnight stay at Kohima.

DAY 3

Day 3: Kohima Village Tour
• After breakfast, enjoy a cultural excursion to nearby villages: • Khonoma Village – Known as Asia’s First Green Village, it is famous for its eco-friendly practices, community-driven conservation, and terrace farming. Stroll through narrow lanes, interact with villagers, and witness traditional houses with carvings and motifs. • Jakhama or Kigwema Village – Typical Angami villages with rich culture and traditional wooden architecture. Learn about their history, customs, and ancestral way of life. • Lunch at a local homestay (optional), where you can taste authentic Naga dishes prepared with organic ingredients. • Return to Kohima by evening and enjoy leisure time at the hotel. • Overnight stay at Kohima.

DAY 4

Day 4: Kohima – Dimapur (Departure)
• After breakfast, check out and drive back to Dimapur. • On the way, you may stop at local handicraft and handloom shops for souvenirs like bamboo products, shawls, and tribal jewelry. • Drop at Dimapur Airport / Railway Station for your onward journey with fond memories of Nagaland’s culture and landscapes.

Check your bag before you go:

✅ Valid ID proof (mandatory for Arunachal entry)
✅ Inner Line Permit (ILP) – if not already arranged
✅ Heavy woolen clothes, thermals & gloves (it’s cold!)
✅ Windproof jacket / down jacket
✅ Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip
✅ Cap / beanie & sunglasses
✅ Moisturizer, lip balm & sunscreen (high altitude dryness)
✅ Basic medicines (altitude sickness, cold, etc.)
✅ Power bank & mobile charger
✅ Water bottle & energy snacks

Important Notes:

• Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all Indian tourists visiting Nagaland. Ensure it is obtained before travel.
• Weather in Kohima and Dzukou Valley can be unpredictable – carry warm clothing and rain protection.
• Dzukou Valley trek involves steep climbs; not recommended for guests with serious health conditions or mobility issues.
• Travel time in Nagaland may be longer than expected due to hilly roads – start journeys early in the day.
• Limited luxury options are available; accommodation will be neat and comfortable but may be basic in some areas.
• Respect the local culture and traditions – avoid loud behavior and dress modestly in villages.
• Avoid single-use plastics and maintain cleanliness, especially in eco-sensitive areas like Dzukou Valley and Khonoma Village.
• Carry sufficient cash for local shopping, as digital payments may not always work.
• Smoking and alcohol consumption in public places is discouraged, particularly in traditional villages.
• Kindly follow the instructions of your local guide/escort for safety and smooth travel.

Trip Guideline:

• Travel Documents: Carry valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID) for hotel check-in and permits (if required).
• Fitness Level: Moderate physical fitness is recommended for the Dzukou Valley trek. Carry a trekking stick, energy snacks, and enough water.
• Clothing: Light woolens/jackets for Kohima (cool evenings) and comfortable trekking gear for Dzukou Valley. Raincoat/umbrella recommended in case of showers.
• Footwear: Good quality trekking shoes with strong grip are essential for the valley trek.
• Local Customs: Respect Naga traditions and village rules. Always ask before taking photos of locals.
• Connectivity: Mobile network may be weak in certain areas, especially during treks and village visits.
• Health & Safety: Carry personal medicines, first-aid kit, and stay hydrated. Avoid littering – Dzukou Valley is an eco-sensitive zone.
• Food & Water: Local cuisine is available in Kohima, but during treks, carry packed food. Stick to bottled/filtered water.
• Cash: ATMs are limited outside Kohima/Dimapur. Keep sufficient cash for village visits and local markets.
• Permits: For Indian tourists, Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required to enter Nagaland – arrange in advance or through the tour operator.

₹10350/- ₹11500/- 10% off

Per Person