Do I need permits for Manipur and Nagaland?

Both Manipur and Nagaland require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for Indian travellers, and foreign nationals must register on arrival. Our team arranges the ILP for both states using your government photo ID and passport-size photos, so you can travel across the region without delays.

What is special about Loktak Lake and Keibul Lamjao?

Loktak Lake near Imphal is famous for its phumdis — floating islands of vegetation — and is home to Keibul Lamjao, the only floating national park on earth, which shelters the rare and endangered Sangai brow-antlered deer. A boat ride across the lake at sunrise or sunset is a highlight of the Manipur leg.

When is the best time to visit Manipur and Nagaland?

The best time to visit Manipur and Nagaland is from October to April, when the weather is cool and pleasant and roads are clear. December is especially popular for Nagaland's Hornbill Festival and Manipur's Sangai Festival. The May to September monsoon brings heavy rain and is best avoided.

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Manipur & Nagaland Tour Packages

6 Days | 5 Night

Duration

6 Days

Group Size

Tour Type

Best Private Tour Package of The Season

Accommodation

3*/Budget

Pickup From

Airport/Railway Station

Vehicle Type

Needed

Tour Overview

Explore the enchanting beauty of Manipur and Nagaland with our Manipur & Nagaland tour packages. Immerse yourself in the rich culture, history, and natural wonders of these two stunning destinations. Book now and experience a memorable journey filled with adventure and discovery.

Tour Highlights

Loktak Lake

Nagaland War Cementery

Red Hill Lokpaching

Kangla Fort

Sirohi National Park

Manipur State Museum

Sekta Archaelogical Living Museum

Dzukou Valley

Tuophema Village

Khonoma Green Village

What's Included

Complimentary Breakfast at all hotels

Permits, Tolls, Parking, Driver

Breakfast + Dinner

Local Sightseeing

What's Not Included

Entry Fees, Activities

Any expenses of personal nature such as tips, laundry, telephone calls, fax etc

Any kind of drinks (Alcoholic, Mineral etc)

Anything Which is not mentioned in the inclusion

Tour Itinerary

DAY 1

ARRIVAL AT DIMAPUR AIRPORT & TRANSFER TO KOHIMA
Welcome on arrival at Dimapur airport & transfer to Kohima (2 hrs approx). Reach Kohima & check in to your hotel. Evening time free for personal activity. Overnight stay at Kohima hotel.

DAY 2

KOHIMA CITY TOUR
The morning after breakfast visit to Khonoma Heritage Village. Later, go to visit Kohima zoo houses the state bird - the rare Tragopan bird and the state animal - the wild buffalo. Afternoon visit to Kohima Museum War Cemetery Kohima Cathedral Church. Overnight at Kohima.

DAY 3

KOHIMA TO IMPHAL
Post breakfast checks out from Kohima hotel & transfer towards Imphal. En route stop at Dzukou Valley View Point. Upon arrival check into Imphal hotel. The rest of the day is free for leisure. Overnight stay will be at Imphal hotel.

DAY 4

IMPHAL DAY TOUR
Breakfast at the hotel. Later visit Kangla Fort - an old palace at Imphal in Manipur. Kangla is the most important historical and archeological site of Manipur. INA War Memorial is must visit the place. Ima Kaithel-Mothers Market in Imphal is the only one of its kind in India completely run and managed by women across different age groups. It is one of the city's unique travel experiences. Overnight at Imphal

DAY 5

IMPHAL – LOKTAK LAKE - IMPHAL
Full day tour to Loktak Lake the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India and is famous for the phumdis (heterogeneous mass of vegetation soil and organic matter at various stages of decomposition) floating over it. Keibul Lamjao National Park- the only floating park in the world located in North East India and an integral part of Loktak Lake. Return back to Imphal city & night stay at hotel.

DAY 6

DROP AT IMPHAL AIRPORT
Post breakfast checks out from your hotel & later drop at Imphal airport for your onward journey. Tour ends.

Check your bag before you go:

✅ Valid ID proof (Voter ID or Passport recommended)
✅ 2 passport-size photographs (for ILP in Nagaland if required)
✅ Comfortable cotton clothes for day & light woolens for night
✅ Sturdy walking shoes or trekking sandals
✅ Cap/hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
✅ Personal medicines (including allergy tablets if needed)
✅ Toiletries, towel & hand sanitizer
✅ Mobile charger & power bank
✅ Raincoat or umbrella (depending on season)
✅ A small backpack for daily sightseeing

Important Notes:

1. Inner Line Permit (ILP) Required for Nagaland
– Indian tourists must obtain ILP before entering Nagaland. It’s available online or through state offices.
2. Valid ID Proof Needed
– Carry Aadhaar/Voter ID and multiple passport-size photos for permits and hotel check-ins.
3. Weather & Clothing
– Pack warm clothes, rain gear, trekking shoes, and layered clothing, especially for Dzukou Valley.
4. Limited Mobile Network
– Expect weak signals in hilly and remote areas. BSNL and Jio work better in many regions.
5. Cash is Preferred
– ATMs are limited in remote areas; carry enough cash. Many local shops may not accept cards or UPI.
6. Respect Local Culture
– Dress modestly, ask before taking photos, and follow tribal customs respectfully.
7. Health & Safety
– Carry basic medicines, stay hydrated, and avoid roaming alone in unfamiliar areas after dark.

Trip Guideline:

1. Permits Required
– Nagaland: Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for Indian tourists.
– Manipur: No ILP needed, but carry valid ID at all times.
2. ID & Documents
– Keep original ID proofs (Aadhaar/Voter ID) and 4–6 passport-size photos handy for permits and hotel check-ins.
3. Best Time to Travel
– October to April is ideal for pleasant weather and cultural festivals like Hornbill Festival (Nagaland) and Sangai Festival (Manipur).
4. Clothing & Essentials
– Carry light woolens, waterproof jackets, comfortable trekking shoes, torchlight, and a water bottle. Weather may vary across regions.
5. Network & Connectivity
– Mobile network may be weak in hilly and remote areas. Jio and BSNL work best in many regions.
6. Health & Safety
– Carry a basic first-aid kit, personal medicines, and travel insurance. Avoid drinking untreated water.
7. Local Etiquette & Culture
– Respect tribal customs, avoid public displays of affection, and seek permission before taking photos of locals or religious places.
8. Sustainable Travel
– Avoid littering, support local businesses, and follow eco-friendly practices during treks and village visits.

₹15999/-

Per Person

₹15999 /person

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This 6-day tour pairs Manipur and Nagaland — in Manipur you see Imphal, the historic Kangla Fort, the women-run Ima Keithel market, the INA memorial at Moirang and the floating Loktak Lake with Keibul Lamjao, the world's only floating national park; in Nagaland you explore Kohima, the WWII cemetery and Naga tribal culture.