Land of Festivals. Experience the world-famous Hornbill Festival, Dzukou Valley of flowers, Khonoma green village, and rich Naga tribal culture.
Situated at 2,452 meters altitude, famous for its emerald-green rolling hills, trekking trails, and rare Dzukou lilies.
Venue of the annual Hornbill Festival (Dec 1-10), showcasing traditional Naga morung huts and cultural performances.
Asia's first green village, renowned for its Angami tribal conservation efforts, terraced fields, and WWII history.
Historic WWII memorial commemorating Allied soldiers who fought in the decisive 1944 Battle of Kohima against Japanese forces.
Cultural headquarters of the Ao Naga tribe, famous for Ungma and Mopungchuket traditional villages.
The highest and coldest town in Nagaland at 2,133 meters, famous for apple orchards and valley views.
October to May. December 1-10 is the peak season for Hornbill Festival in Kohima.
Indian domestic tourists require ILP to enter Nagaland (processed easily via Rudra Tours).
Dimapur Airport (DMU) & Dimapur Railway Station connect directly to Guwahati, Kolkata, and Delhi.
Purchase hand-woven Naga tribal shawls, bamboo spears, traditional wooden carvings, and king chili (Bhut Jolokia).
Experience tribal war dances, indigenous music, Naga chili eating contests, and traditional crafts.
Trek through Viswema trail and camp under star-lit skies in Dzukou cavern huts.
Explore centuries-old stone forts, terraced paddy fields, and organic farming walks in Khonoma.
