About this tour

Complete Nagaland Tour Package: Hornbill Festival to Headhunters – The Ultimate 8 Days Journey

“Some journeys are about ticking destinations off a bucket list. Others quietly change the way you see the world.”

A few years ago, we welcomed a couple from Mumbai who had one simple request:

“We don’t just want to attend the Hornbill Festival. We want to experience the real Nagaland.”

Most tour packages end after the festival. Visitors return home believing they’ve seen Nagaland. But in reality, they’ve only witnessed one chapter of a much larger story.

So instead of heading back after Kisama, we took them deeper into the mountains.

We wandered through the peaceful terraces of Khonoma, shared stories with villagers in Dzuleke, drove across the misty hills of Mon district, and finally arrived in Longwa Village, where a single house stands in two countries at once.

The husband stood quietly inside the Angh’s (King’s) House before smiling and saying,

“This is the first time in my life I’ve had one foot in India and the other in Myanmar.”

That moment perfectly captures what this journey is about.

It’s not simply a Hornbill Festival tour.

It’s a complete expedition through Nagaland’s vibrant tribal culture, remote villages, breathtaking landscapes, ancient traditions, and fascinating history.

If you’re looking for the best Complete Nagaland Tour Package, this itinerary has been carefully designed by our local Northeast India team to help you experience both the famous attractions and the hidden gems that most travelers never get to see.

Why Choose a Complete Nagaland Tour Package?

Many visitors book a Hornbill Festival Tour and leave after two or three days.

While the festival is spectacular, it represents only a small glimpse of Nagaland.

The real magic lies beyond Kisama.

A complete Nagaland tour allows you to experience:

• The colourful Hornbill Festival
• Traditional Naga villages
• Asia’s First Green Village
• Hidden mountain settlements
• The legendary tattooed Konyak tribe
• India–Myanmar Border
• Ahom historical monuments
• Assam’s tea gardens
• Scenic mountain roads
• Authentic tribal cuisine
• Local hospitality

Instead of rushing through one destination, you’ll witness how every district has its own culture, traditions, architecture, language, and stories.

This is exactly why we designed this itinerary.

Trip Overview

What Makes This Nagaland Tour Different?

Most travel companies simply take guests to the Hornbill Festival and back.

We wanted something much bigger.

Instead of offering just another festival package, we combined Nagaland’s most iconic experiences into one unforgettable journey.

This itinerary lets you explore:

✔ Hornbill Festival

✔ Khonoma Village

✔ Dzuleke Village

✔ Longwa Village

✔ India–Myanmar Border

✔ Konyak Headhunter Culture

✔ Tea Gardens of Assam

✔ Historic Ahom Monuments

Rather than spending all your time at one destination, you’ll discover the incredible diversity of Northeast India in just eight days.

Trip Highlights

Experience the World-Famous Hornbill Festival

Every December, Kisama Heritage Village transforms into one of India’s greatest cultural celebrations.

Often called the “Festival of Festivals,” the Hornbill Festival brings together all the major tribes of Nagaland under one roof.

You’ll witness:

• Traditional tribal dances
• Indigenous sports
• Warrior performances
• Folk music
• Bamboo crafts
• Traditional weaving
• Local food stalls
• Cultural exhibitions
• Fashion shows
• Archery competitions

Whether you’re a photographer or a culture enthusiast, every corner of the festival offers something unique.

Explore Khonoma – Asia’s First Green Village

Nestled amidst rolling green hills, Khonoma is much more than a tourist destination.

It is one of India’s finest examples of community-led conservation.

Walking through its stone pathways, terraced fields, and traditional Angami homes gives you a glimpse into a sustainable way of life that has been preserved for generations.

One of our favourite moments is simply sitting with local elders over a cup of tea while listening to stories about the village’s transformation from a warrior settlement to a conservation success story.

Discover Dzuleke – Nagaland’s Hidden Paradise

If Khonoma represents conservation, Dzuleke represents peace.

Hidden deep within the mountains, this quiet village is surrounded by forests, rivers, waterfalls, and rolling hills.

Very few tourists make it here.

That is precisely what makes it special.

Morning mist slowly rising over the valley, birds calling from the forest, and villagers tending to their fields create an atmosphere that’s difficult to find elsewhere.

Many of our guests say Dzuleke becomes their favourite destination of the entire trip—not because it’s famous, but because it feels untouched.

Meet the Legendary Konyak Headhunters

Longwa Village is unlike any other destination in India.

It is home to the Konyak Nagas, one of Nagaland’s most fascinating tribes.

The older generation still carries traditional facial tattoos—symbols of a bygone era when headhunting was practiced as part of tribal warfare.

Today, these elders warmly welcome visitors, sharing stories about their traditions, customs, and changing way of life.

Meeting them isn’t about sensationalizing history—it’s about understanding a remarkable cultural heritage that is rapidly disappearing.

Stand in Two Countries at Once

One of the most surreal moments of this journey is visiting the Angh’s (King’s) House in Longwa Village.

The India–Myanmar international border passes directly through the house.

You can literally stand with one foot in India and the other in Myanmar.

There are very few places in the world where an international border feels this seamless.

It’s an experience that almost every traveler remembers long after returning home.

Discover the History of the Ahom Kingdom

Before reaching Longwa, we pass through Sivasagar in Assam.

History lovers can explore iconic landmarks such as:

• Rang Ghar
• Talatal Ghar
• Sivadol
• Sivasagar Tank

These monuments tell the remarkable story of the Ahom dynasty, which ruled Assam for nearly six centuries and left behind some of Northeast India’s most impressive architecture.

Experience Assam’s Tea Culture

The journey concludes in Dibrugarh, often called the Tea Capital of India.

Walking through lush green tea estates provides the perfect ending after days of exploring mountains and tribal villages.

Watching tea leaves being plucked while learning about Assam’s famous tea industry offers a peaceful contrast to the vibrant cultural experiences of Nagaland.

Why December Is the Best Time to Visit Nagaland

While Nagaland is beautiful throughout the year, December offers something truly extraordinary.

During this time, pleasant weather combines with the excitement of the Hornbill Festival, making it the perfect season to explore the state.

Day temperatures remain comfortable for sightseeing, while mornings and evenings bring crisp mountain air.

The hills are lush, visibility is excellent for photography, and villages come alive with cultural celebrations.

For travelers who want to experience Nagaland at its absolute best, December remains our top recommendation.

Who Is This Tour Perfect For?

This itinerary has been thoughtfully designed for travelers who want more than just sightseeing.

It is ideal for:

• Couples looking for a unique cultural holiday
• Families seeking authentic experiences
• Solo travelers interested in tribal traditions
• Photographers chasing unforgettable landscapes and portraits
• History lovers fascinated by the Ahom Kingdom
• Adventure seekers exploring remote border villages
• International visitors wanting an offbeat Indian experience

Whether it’s your first visit to Northeast India or your fifth, this journey offers experiences that few destinations in the country can match.

Complete Nagaland Tour Package: Hornbill Festival to Headhunters – The Ultimate 8 Days itinerary

Day 1: Arrival at Kisama Village – Immerse in the Hornbill Festival

• Upon arrival at Dimapur Airport or Railway station, meet our representative and begin your scenic drive towards Kohima.
• Reach Kisama Heritage Village, the heart of the Hornbill Festival.
• Cultural immersion: Explore diverse Naga tribes, cultural performances, and local cuisine.
• Overnight at Kohima/Kisama/Jakhama

Day 2: Full Day Hornbill Festival Experience 

• After breakfast, head towards the famous Kisama Heritage Village, the main Venue of the Hornbill Festival.
• Spend the entire day exploring the colourful cultural extravaganza known as the “Festival of Festivals”.
• Witness:
  • Traditional tribal dance performances
  • Indigenous Naga games and archery
  • Tribal morungs and cultural exhibitions
  • Handicrafts and local art displays
  • Authentic Naga cuisine and local delicacies 
  • Folk music, fashion shows and live performances
• In the evening, return to your stay after an unforgettable cultural experience
• Overnight stay in Kohima/Kisama/Jakhama

Day 3: Khonoma & Dzuleki Villages – The Green & Hidden Gems of Nagaland

• Khonoma Village: Asia’s first Green Village with stunning terraced fields. Engage with locals and learn about sustainable agriculture.
• Dzuleki Village: A hidden gem, explore untouched nature and hike to the waterfall.
• Discover the traditional life and culture of villagers.
• Return to Kisama for Hornbill Festival night events.

Day 4: Kohima to Jorhat – A Glimpse of Assamese Charm

• Leaving the hills of Nagaland behind, we drive to Jorhat, the cultural city of Assam. 
• The journey offers picturesque scenic stops along the way. 
• If available, we’ll arrange a visit to a sprawling tea garden, where you can witness the art of tea production, a staple of this region. 
• Arrive in Jorhat in the evening and savor the evening with delicious Assamese food, a perfect prelude to your journey towards Longwa Village. 
• Overnight stay in Jorhat.

Day 5: Jorhat to Longwa – A Historical Detour or Direct to the Borderland

Today is a pivotal day as we make our way towards the legendary Longwa Village. On the way, you have an exciting option: delve into the rich history of Sivasagar town, known for its historical monuments and cultural heritage of the Ahom dynasty.

• Rang Ghar: One of Asia’s oldest surviving amphitheaters, built in the 18th century by Ahom King Pramatta Singha for traditional games.
• Sivadol (Shivadol): A prominent Shiva temple built in 1734 by Queen Ambika, standing majestically on the banks of the Sivasagar Tank. It’s one of India’s tallest Shiva temples.
• Sivasagar Tank (Borpukhuri): A massive, over 200-year-old artificial tank in the heart of the town that never dries up.
• Talatal Ghar: A fascinating seven-story palace with underground tunnels and secret escape routes, once a military base for the Ahoms.

Alternatively, you can choose to skip Sivasagar to reach Longwa Village earlier in the evening, allowing for more time to settle in. Regardless of your choice, your overnight stay will be in Longwa Village or Mon, building anticipation for the unique experiences to come

Day 6: Explore Longwa Village – Where Borders Blur and History Lives

Prepare for an extraordinary day as we explore the most unique village in India: Longwa Village. This is where history, culture, and geography converge in a truly remarkable way. Our guided tour will reveal the heart of Konyak Naga life:

• Angh’s (King’s) House: This iconic timber palace straddles the India-Myanmar border – its kitchen in India, and its living room in Myanmar! The Angh governs villages on both sides and welcomes visitors to learn about Konyak governance and traditions. This is truly the essence of Longwa Village.
• India-Myanmar Border & Zero Point: Stand directly between two nations – no visa required! You can even visit a nearby army post and soak in spectacular hilltop sunset views at “Zero Point,” offering panoramic vistas of the borderland around Longwa Village.
• Meet the Last Tattooed Headhunters: Encounter the last generation of Konyak warriors. Their intricate facial tattoos are marks of their headhunting past, and they are now eager to share their stories and welcome respectful visitors to Longwa Village.
• Traditional Morungs (Men’s Dormitories): Visit these communal spaces used for gatherings, teaching traditions, and ceremonial drum communication – complete with impressive carved log drums.
• Gun-making Workshops & Metal-smiths: Observe local artisans in Longwa Village crafting traditional guns, intricate wood carvings, beads, and metal artifacts – a living showcase of ancestral craftsmanship.
• Border Pillar Viewpoint: Capture a memorable photo at the pillar marking the border – one side reads “India,” the other “Myanmar,” a powerful symbol of your visit to Longwa Village.

This immersive day in Longwa Village will be guided, ensuring you gain a deep understanding of its unique heritage. Overnight stay in Longwa Village.

Day 7: Longwa to Dibrugarh – Reflecting on Your Journey

• Early morning drive to Dibrugarh.
• Visit a tea estate in Dibrugarh to learn about the region’s tea-making heritage.
• This journey offers time to reflect on the incredible experiences you’ve had, from the vibrant Hornbill Festival to the fascinating border life in Longwa Village.
• Overnight stay in Dibrugarh

Day 8: Departure from Dibrugarh 

• After breakfast, check out from the hotel.
• Transfer to Dibrugarh Airport / Railway Station for onward journey.
• Tour concludes with warm memories of Nagaland.

Note: As a local Northeast-based company, we love taking our guests to offbeat and lesser-explored places. If time and weather allow, we may include additional hidden spots along the way.

To cover everything in the itinerary comfortably, we recommend starting early each day and avoiding long stops at any single location. This helps you make the most of your trip.

Inclusions:

• Transportation (Dimapur-Dimapur)
• Accommodation in Campsite/homestay 
• 7 Breakfast at Campsite/homestay 
• Inner Line Permit
• Transportation to Khonoma Village
• Transportation to Dzuleki Village
• Local Guide in Khonoma Village 
• Local Guide in Dzuleki Village 
• Expert local guide for Longwa Village 
• Driver Accommodation 
• Toll Tax
• Parking 

Exclusions:

• Camera fees, Entry tickets
• Lunch and Dinner
• 5% GST
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions

Cancellation Policy

• If cancellations are made 45+ days or more before the start date of the trip, 50% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• If cancellations are made 25–45 days before the start date, 75% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• If cancellations are made within 0–25 days before the start date, 100% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• Note: Cancellation charges apply to the total trip cost, not to any partial or token advance payments.

• In case of unforeseen weather conditions, government restrictions, or any situation beyond our control such as violence, certain activities or even the entire trip may be canceled. In such cases, no refunds will be provided.

Terms and Conditions

• Booking is confirmed only after the required advance payment is received.
• Full payment must be completed within the timeline provided by our team. If not received on time, the booking may be cancelled without refund of the advance.
• Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing through our official email.
• Refunds will be processed as per the cancellation policy mentioned in the package.
• The company may modify or cancel parts of the itinerary if required due to weather, safety concerns, roadblocks, political situations, or operational reasons.
• Travelers must carry valid ID proof and provide all necessary documents in advance for permits.
• Travelers with medical conditions must inform us before booking.
• Remote travel may involve basic facilities, limited connectivity, occasional delays, and varying comfort levels. By booking the trip, travelers accept these conditions as part of the experience.
• Guide and driver instructions must be followed at all times for safety.
• If you take a large vehicle like a Tempo Traveller or Urbania, you may need to hire local taxis at your own expense for some sightseeing spots, as those vehicles cannot access certain locations.
• Any traveler whose behavior threatens safety or disrupts the group may be removed from the tour without refund.
• Adventure travel involves risks including illness, injury, wildlife encounters, and natural hazards. Participation confirms acceptance of these risks.
• Travelers are responsible for the safety of their personal belongings. The company will not be liable for lost, stolen, or damaged items.
• Photos and videos taken during the tour may be used for promotional purposes 
• Local rules for photography and filming in monasteries, villages, military zones, and protected areas must be followed.
• Complimentary breakfast is provided only at the hotel at their scheduled time. If you need to start early for sightseeing, breakfast will not be provided on the way by the company.
• Any personal requests such as specific room location, attached views, or special food preferences must be informed in advance.
• Child policy (extra bed or without bed), early check-in, and late check-out are subject to hotel availability and may involve extra charges.
• If a traveler chooses to skip any activity, meal, or sightseeing, no refund or replacement will be offered.
• Some Sightseeing Places in Northeast India are closed on Sundays due to regional practices. We appreciate your understanding.
• Vehicles have limited luggage space. Please carry luggage as per vehicle capacity. Excess luggage may not be accommodated, especially on high-altitude mountain roads, even if a carrier is provided

We offer only private tours. Everything is arranged exclusively for you, private car, dedicated guide etc

We offer two packages 

1. Standard
2. Deluxe 

Accommodation details for Standard stay

• Campsite 

Vehicle: Swift Dzire/Innova

All stays are subject to availability.

Standard Package (Price Per Person)

Note: The above prices are per person. If your group has more than 6 people, please contact us directly for a customized quote.

Accommodation details for Deluxe stay

• Homestay 

Vehicle: Swift Dzire/Innova

All stays are subject to availability.

Deluxe Package (Price Per Person)

Note: The above prices are per person. If your group has more than 6 people, please contact us directly for a customized quote.

We also arrange premium and fully personalized trips, including offbeat experiences, tribal and cultural tours, slow travel plans, honeymoon packages, and senior citizen friendly trips. Feel free to contact us directly for tailored options.

Contact us 

• Phone/WhatsApp: +91 9365476611 / +91 70020 47509
• Instagram: @wildhilladventure
• Email: wildhilladventure@gmail.com
• Website: www.wildhilladventure.com

🧾 Booking Process

• Booking Amount: 50% advance payment is required to confirm your booking.
• Balance Payment: The remaining 50% must be paid at least 7 days before the trip start date.

Food Preferences
• If you are vegetarian, Jain, or prefer Halal food, please inform us in advance so we can arrange meals that match your dietary needs.

Special Arrangements for Couples and Families
• We can plan romantic experiences like candle-light dates by the riverside, near a waterfall, or in other scenic spots.
• Riverside picnics and jungle picnics can be arranged for friends and families.
• As a local company, we often include hidden offbeat places that don’t even show up on maps, whenever time allows.

• With years of experience welcoming guests across Northeast India, we’re always excited to share the region’s best with you.

— Team Wild Hill Adventure

Why Travel With Wild Hill Adventure in Northeast India

Local Expertise, Real Connection
We are not an outside operator. Northeast India is our home. We grew up exploring these mountains, valleys, and villages long before they became travel destinations. This gives us an understanding of local life that goes beyond guidebooks. When you travel with us, you get stories, viewpoints, and access that only locals can offer. You experience the region the way we do: with heart.

A Name You Can Trust
For years, travelers from India and abroad have trusted us with their holidays in Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Assam, Nagaland and beyond. Our trips run with fully verified permits, licensed vehicles, reliable drivers, and experienced coordinators. From planning to execution, everything is transparent and well managed. You can relax knowing you’re in safe hands throughout your journey.

Supporting Local Communities
We believe travel should uplift the places we visit. Every tour you book supports local families because we work closely with homestays, farmers, transport providers, craftsmen and guides who belong to the region. Your stay helps keep traditions alive and ensures tourism benefits reach the people who make this land special.

Responsible and Respectful Travel
The Northeast is rich in nature and culture, and both deserve care. We encourage mindful travel: respecting local customs, reducing waste, and preserving fragile ecosystems. Our itineraries are designed to be sustainable so nature stays pristine and communities feel proud to welcome you.

Exclusive Access to Hidden Experiences
We don’t want you to just “see” a place. We want you to feel it. Thanks to our strong connections across the region, we offer experiences that are not on the usual tourist track: secret viewpoints, village hikes, orchard visits, tribal cultural interactions, and photo stops known only to locals. These are the moments that become your favorite memories.

Always There When You Need Us
Our journeys come with real on-ground support. The team doesn’t disappear after handing you the itinerary. We stay connected every day, guiding you through weather changes, road conditions, local tips, food recommendations and anything else you may need. You never travel alone here. You travel with family.

Personalized Around You
Adventure lovers, photographers, nature seekers, honeymooners, families with kids, senior citizens… We design each trip based on what matters most to you. If you want a slower pace, we adjust. If you want to explore deeper, we add more. If you want to celebrate a milestone, we make it unforgettable. Your comfort and interests shape the journey.

Trusted by Real Travelers
The biggest proof of our service comes from our guests. Many return to explore more places with us. Many become friends. You can read their heartfelt reviews and watch their travel stories on Google, TripAdvisor and YouTube before you even pack your bags.

See what our guests say about their experience

Offbeat Tawang Review by a Mumbai couple

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Jain family sharing their experience in Meghalaya and Arunachal | Jain Food, veg Food in Northeast

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Meghalaya Trip Review by Senior Citizen

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Anini Trip Review by a Guest from Mumbai

https://youtu.be/Fv4IW505cKU

Tawang trip review by Kerala guest

https://youtu.be/9HLiiGO8YBY

Tawang Trip Review by a Family of 12 Doctors from Maharashtra

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Longwa Village, Nagaland – Experiences Shared by Foreigners

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Nagaland Trip Experience — Shared by a 6-Women Group

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20 Frequently Asked Questions About the Complete Nagaland Tour Package

1. What is included in the Complete Nagaland Tour Package?

Our Complete Nagaland Tour Package includes private transportation, accommodation, daily breakfast, Inner Line Permit (ILP), local guides in Khonoma, Dzuleke, and Longwa, driver allowance, toll taxes, and parking charges. It covers the Hornbill Festival, Khonoma, Dzuleke, Longwa Village, Sivasagar, and Dibrugarh.

2. How many days are required to explore Nagaland completely?

We recommend 8 Days / 7 Nights to experience Nagaland comfortably. This itinerary allows you to attend the Hornbill Festival, explore traditional villages, meet the Konyak tribe, and visit the India–Myanmar border without rushing.

3. When is the best time to book the Complete Nagaland Tour Package?

The best time is September- May. Since accommodations sell out quickly, booking 3–6 months in advance is highly recommended.

4. What are the major attractions covered in this Nagaland tour?

This package includes:

• Hornbill Festival
• Kisama Heritage Village
• Kohima
• Khonoma Village
• Dzuleke Village
• Longwa Village
• India–Myanmar Border
• Tattooed Konyak Headhunters
• Angh’s House
• Sivasagar
• Dibrugarh Tea Gardens

5. Is Longwa Village worth visiting?

Absolutely. Longwa Village is one of the most unique destinations in India, where the India–Myanmar border passes through the Angh’s House. It’s also home to the famous Konyak tribe and the last generation of tattooed headhunters.

6. Can I stand in both India and Myanmar during the tour?

Yes. One of the highlights of this tour is visiting the Angh’s House in Longwa Village, where you can literally stand with one foot in India and the other in Myanmar.

7. Is this Nagaland tour suitable for families and senior citizens?

Yes. This private tour is suitable for families, couples, solo travelers, photographers, and senior citizens. The itinerary can also be customized according to your comfort level.

8. Do I need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit Nagaland?

Yes. Indian citizens require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Nagaland. We arrange the permit for our guests as part of the tour package.

9. What type of accommodation is provided?

Depending on your package, you’ll stay in carefully selected campsites or comfortable homestays. Premium accommodation options are also available upon request.

10. Is vegetarian or Jain food available during the trip?

Yes. Vegetarian, Jain, and Halal meals can be arranged if you inform us before your trip. We recommend sharing your dietary preferences during the booking process.

11. Why is the Hornbill Festival called the Festival of Festivals?

The Hornbill Festival brings together all the major tribes of Nagaland in one place, showcasing traditional dances, music, indigenous games, handicrafts, local cuisine, and cultural performances, making it the state’s biggest annual celebration.

12. Is Longwa Village safe for tourists?

Yes. Longwa Village is considered safe for visitors. Our experienced local guides accompany you throughout the visit, ensuring a safe and authentic cultural experience.

13. What should I pack for the Complete Nagaland Tour?

We recommend carrying:

• Warm clothing (December mornings and evenings are cold)
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Camera
• Power bank
• Rain jacket (if required)
• Personal medicines
• Valid ID proof
• Cash for shopping in remote villages

14. Can this Nagaland itinerary be customized?

Yes. Since we operate only private tours, the itinerary can be customized based on your interests, travel duration, photography plans, honeymoon requirements, or family preferences.

16. Why should I choose Wild Hill Adventure for my Nagaland trip?

Wild Hill Adventure is a Northeast India-based travel company with extensive local knowledge. We focus on authentic experiences, trusted local guides, private transportation, hidden gems, and personalized itineraries that go beyond the usual tourist route.

17. Is photography allowed during the Hornbill Festival and in Longwa Village?

Yes. Photography is allowed in most places, including the Hornbill Festival and Longwa Village. However, always seek permission before photographing local people and follow any restrictions in protected or military areas.

18. Can I meet the famous tattooed Konyak headhunters?

Yes. During your visit to Longwa Village, you’ll have the opportunity to meet members of the last generation of tattooed Konyak elders and learn about their remarkable tribal heritage and traditions.

19. What is the best way to reach the starting point of the tour?

The tour begins in Dimapur, which is well connected by flights and trains to major Indian cities. The trip concludes in Dibrugarh, allowing you to enjoy a convenient one-way journey through Northeast India.

20. How can I book the Complete Nagaland Tour Package?

You can contact Wild Hill Adventure through our website, WhatsApp, phone, or email. We recommend booking early during the Hornbill Festival season, as hotels and homestays near Kohima and Longwa have limited availability.