About Nagaland
Nagaland is a vibrant hill state in North East India inhabited by 16 major indigenous tribes, each with its unique customs, traditional attire, and folk traditions. Famous across the globe for the annual Hornbill Festival held in December, Nagaland is also home to the spellbinding Dzukou Valley.
Whether trekking through emerald carpet valleys or interacting with hospitable village elders in Kisama or Khonoma (Asia's first green village), Nagaland delivers memorable cultural encounters.
Key Tour Highlights
- Attend the colorful Hornbill Festival in December
- Trek through the rolling emerald slopes of Dzukou Valley
- Walk through historic Angami Naga villages in Khonoma
- Sample authentic Naga smoked dishes and bamboo shoot delicacies
- Explore Kohima War Cemetery and World War II history
How to Reach Nagaland
By Air
Dimapur Airport (DMU) has daily direct flights from Kolkata and Guwahati.
By Rail
Dimapur Railway Station is well connected to major Indian cities.
By Road
Regular cabs connect Dimapur to Kohima (74 km, approx. 2.5 hours).