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Nagaland: Highlands & Green Villages

Festival Fire, Green Villages, Mountain Meadows and Sunset Ridges

7 Nights / 8 Days
1 – 2 People
Adventure
Mix-Road & Trekking
Nagaland
Kohima, Khonoma, Dzuleke, Dzukou, Kapamodzu
Your Trip Impact
You Save
260KGS
of Carbon Emissions
That's like planting 13 Trees
Balanced via verified restoration projects
Your Trip Impact
You Save
260KGS
of Carbon Emissions
That's like planting 13 Trees
Balanced via verified restoration projects

Overview

An immersive journey through Nagaland’s vibrant cultural traditions, spectacular mountain landscapes, welcoming villages, and rich natural heritage. From the energy of the Hornbill Festival in Kohima to the conservation landscapes of Khonoma, the peaceful village of Dzuleke, the dramatic Dzukou Valley, and the tranquil highlands of Kapamodzü, this experience brings you closer to the heart of Nagaland. Discover Naga culture through traditional music, dance, food, handicrafts, village interactions, and community-based experiences. Trek through the breathtaking Dzukou Valley, enjoy peaceful homestays, explore local life, and witness unforgettable sunsets across the Naga hills.

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Duration
8 Days / 7 Nights
Best Time
Oct - May
Trip Type
Mix-Road & Trekking
Group Size
1 to 2 people
Climate Impact Background
TRAVEL CLIMATE IMPACTCalculated based on standard travel carbon metrics
260 kgCO₂e
per traveller
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Itinerary

Day 1Where Naga Traditions Come Alive Under the Mountain Sky
Afternoon
Arrive at Your Kohima Homestay and Rest Amid the Serene Naga Hills After a Long Journey to the Highlands
Settle into a welcoming Kohima homestay, meet your local hosts and unwind in the calm hills before the Hornbill Festival begins.
Evening
Step Into the Hornbill Festival Grounds as Night Falls and Feel Nagaland's Living Traditions Come Alive in Dance and Music
Experience the Hornbill Festival in Kohima with vibrant tribal performances, dance and music, a cultural extravaganza that showcases Nagaland's rich heritage.
Late Evening
Gather Around Festival Bonfires, Taste Local Food Stalls and Let Folk Rhythms Carry You Through a Starlit Naga Night
Enjoy bonfires, food stalls and folk rhythms under the stars at the Hornbill Festival, and support local vendors with every bite.
Night
Return to Your Kohima Homestay for a Peaceful Night's Sleep in the Hills After Your First Festival Evening
Overnight stay at a Kohima homestay, where local hospitality and a sustainable, community-based stay make your first Nagaland night memorable.
Highlights of the Day
Day 2Walking Through Nagaland’s Living Conservation Heritage
Day 3Into the Wild Heart of Nagaland
Day 4From Mountain Wilderness to Nagaland’s Grand Cultural Finale
Day 5A Quiet Highland Escape Above the Naga Hills
Day 6A Day to Pause, Connect & Experience Highland Life
Day 7Stories, Memories & Everyday Life in Nagaland’s Capital
Day 8Leaving Nagaland with Stories from the Highlands

Stays & Accommodations

FAQ'S

Q1.Where is Nagaland located?
A:Nagaland is located in Northeast India, bordered by Assam to the west, Arunachal Pradesh to the north, Manipur to the south, and Myanmar to the east.
Q2.Do Indians need a permit to visit Nagaland?
A:Yes. Indian citizens require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Nagaland, which can be applied for online or obtained on arrival in Dimapur or Kohima.
Q3.What is the best time to visit Nagaland?
A:The best time to visit Nagaland is October to March, when the weather is pleasant and major festivals like the Hornbill Festival take place.
Q4.What is Nagaland famous for?
A:Nagaland is famous for its tribal culture, festivals, handwoven textiles, Dzukou Valley, traditional food and the Hornbill Festival.
Q5.Which is the highest peak in Nagaland?
A:Mount Saramati is the highest peak in Nagaland, with an elevation of approximately 3,826 metres.
Q6.What is the main festival of Nagaland?
A:The Hornbill Festival is the main and most famous festival of Nagaland, celebrated every year in December.