6 Days 5 Nights
Specific Tour
11 people
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Embark on an unforgettable 6-day journey through the heart of Northeast India with our exclusive Kaziranga & Hornbill Festival Tour Package. This meticulously crafted itinerary blends thrilling wildlife encounters with vibrant cultural immersion, offering a truly unique glimpse into the diverse beauty of Assam and Nagaland. From the majestic one-horned rhinoceros in Kaziranga to the kaleidoscopic cultural extravaganza of the Hornbill Festival, prepare for an adventure that will captivate your senses and create lifelong memories.
Day 1: Guwahati to Kaziranga – Gateway to the Wild
Your incredible adventure begins as you arrive at Guwahati Airport. Our friendly representative will be there to warmly receive you, ready to whisk you away on a scenic drive to Kaziranga National Park, the abode of the magnificent one-horned rhinoceros.
En route, we’ll make a spiritual stop at the Maha Mrityunjay Mandir in Nagaon. This colossal Shiva temple, housing the world’s tallest Shivalinga, offers a serene and awe-inspiring start to your journey. As evening approaches, we’ll arrive at Kaziranga, where you’ll check into your comfortable accommodation, surrounded by the whispers of the wild. Get ready for an early start tomorrow, as the jungle awaits!
Day 2: Kaziranga Exploration & Journey to Dimapur – Wild Encounters to Cultural Crossroads
Rise early for an exhilarating elephant safari into the misty grasslands of Kaziranga. This unique vantage point offers an incredible opportunity to get up close with the park’s iconic inhabitants, particularly the one-horned rhinos, alongside wild buffalo, deer, and various bird species. After the elephant safari, we’ll continue our wildlife exploration with a thrilling jeep safari, delving deeper into the different zones of the park, increasing your chances of spotting tigers, leopards, and a myriad of other animals in their natural habitat.
After an exhilarating morning, return to your hotel to freshen up. Then, we embark on a scenic drive to Dimapur, Nagaland. This journey takes you through the picturesque Nambor Reserve Forest, a corridor of lush greenery that connects Assam to Nagaland, offering glimpses of diverse flora and fauna along the way. Upon reaching Dimapur, you’ll check into your accommodation for an overnight stay, preparing for the cultural wonders that await you in Kohima.
Day 3: Dimapur to Kohima – The Hornbill Festival Awaits!
After breakfast, we drive towards the heart of Nagaland’s cultural celebrations: Kisama Heritage Village, near Kohima. This is where the magic of the Hornbill Festival Nagaland truly comes alive! As you arrive, you’ll feel the palpable excitement in the air. Spend your day immersing yourself in the initial festivities – witness captivating traditional dances, listen to soulful Naga folk music, and explore the vibrant food stalls offering a taste of authentic Naga cuisine. This evening marks your first deep dive into the “Festival of Festivals,” setting the stage for an unforgettable cultural experience. Your overnight stay will be in Kohima, Jakhama, or Kisama, ensuring you’re right at the center of the action.
Day 4: Full Immersion at the Hornbill Festival Nagaland
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Today is entirely dedicated to the grand Hornbill Festival Nagaland. From morning till night, you’ll be captivated by a kaleidoscope of Naga traditions. Visit the different Morungs (traditional dormitories) of various tribes, each showcasing their unique attire, customs, and art forms. This is an unparalleled opportunity to learn about Naga culture firsthand, witnessing cultural shows, attending concerts, and perhaps even catching an after-party. Don’t forget to explore the numerous stalls offering unique Naga handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs – perfect keepsakes from your Kaziranga & Hornbill Festival Tour Package. Your night will be spent absorbing the festive energy in Kohima, Jakhama, or Kisama.
Day 5: Khonoma & Dzuleke – Nagaland’s Green Gems and Hidden Treasures
After a hearty breakfast, we embark on a journey to Khonoma Village, renowned as Asia’s first green village. Here, a guided tour will lead you through its charming lanes, past terraced rice fields, offering a deep insight into Naga village life and their sustainable practices. Learn about their unique food and traditions firsthand, observing how this community has harmoniously blended conservation with their traditional way of life.
Next, we venture to Dzuleke, truly a hidden gem of Nagaland. This serene village offers another guided tour, allowing you to explore more rice fields, enjoy the tranquility of the river, and embark on a small trek. A highlight here is the intriguing “shopkeeper-less shop,” a testament to the honesty and trust within the community. As the day winds down, you can choose to return to the electrifying atmosphere of the Hornbill Festival Nagaland for one last dose of festivity, or simply relax and rejuvenate at your hotel in Kohima or Jakhama.
Day 6: Farewell Nagaland – Departure from Dimapur
After breakfast, with hearts full of cherished memories from your Kaziranga & Hornbill Festival Tour Package, we’ll drive you to Dimapur Airport or Railway Station for your onward journey. This trip concludes with the rich experiences of wildlife, culture, and the warm hospitality of Northeast India.
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Note: Prices are valid for Indian tourists only. Minimum 4 persons required
Package |
People |
Vehicle |
Per Person Price |
Standard |
2 |
Swift Dzire |
₹30,945 |
Standard |
2 |
Innova |
₹38,020 |
Deluxe |
2 |
Swift Dzire |
₹40,380 |
Deluxe |
2 |
Innova |
₹47,680 |
Standard |
3 |
Swift Dzire |
₹25,240 |
Deluxe |
3 |
Swift Dzire |
₹32,533 |
Deluxe |
3 |
Innova |
₹35,733 |
Standard |
4 |
Swift Dzire |
₹23,570 |
Standard |
4 |
Innova |
₹26,208 |
Deluxe |
4 |
Swift Dzire |
₹32,280 |
Deluxe |
4 |
Innova |
₹35,430 |
Standard |
5 |
Innova |
₹24,170 |
Deluxe |
5 |
Innova |
₹31,600 |
Standard |
6 |
Innova |
₹23,495 |
Deluxe |
6 |
Innova |
₹30,347 |
Accommodation Details
Standard Stay Options
Deluxe Stay Options
Note: All stays are subject to availability.
Booking Terms: A 50% advance payment is required to confirm the booking.
The remaining balance must be cleared at least 30 days before the trip
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Q1: What are the dates for the Hornbill Festival in 2025?
A: The Hornbill Festival is an annual event that takes place every year from December 1st to December 10th. Our tour package is designed to align perfectly with these dates, giving you the best opportunity to experience the festival’s main highlights.
Q2: What is the main purpose of the Hornbill Festival?
A: Known as the “Festival of Festivals,” the Hornbill Festival is a vibrant cultural showcase that brings together all the tribes of Nagaland. Its purpose is to revive, protect, and preserve the rich culture and traditions of the Naga tribes.
Q3: What can I expect to see at the festival?
A: At the festival, you will witness a breathtaking display of Naga culture, including traditional dances, folk songs, indigenous games, and craft demonstrations. You will also get to try authentic Naga cuisine and browse various handicraft stalls.
Q4: Where does the Hornbill Festival take place?
A: The festival is held at Kisama Heritage Village, located approximately 12 kilometers from Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland.
Q5: Is an Inner Line Permit (ILP) required to attend the festival?
A: Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for Indian citizens from other states to enter Nagaland. Foreign nationals do not need an ILP but must register with the Foreigner Registration Office (FRO) upon arrival. Our tour package includes full assistance with obtaining your ILP.
Q6: What should I wear during the Hornbill Festival tour package?
A: The festival takes place in December, so the weather is generally cold and pleasant. We recommend packing warm clothing, including jackets, sweaters, and comfortable shoes, as you will be doing a lot of walking.
Q7: Will I get a chance to interact with the local tribes?
A: Absolutely. Our tour is designed for immersive experiences. You will have opportunities to visit the “Morungs,” or traditional tribal huts, to interact with the people, learn about their traditions, and even join in some of the festivities.
Q8: How do we get to Kohima for the festival?
A: The nearest airport is in Dimapur (DMU), which is about 70 km from Kohima. Our tour package includes a comfortable vehicle to pick you up from Dimapur and transport you directly to your accommodation near the festival site.
Q9: Why is Kaziranga National Park included in this tour?
A: Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India’s most celebrated wildlife sanctuaries. Including it in this Hornbill Festival tour package allows you to experience the best of both cultural immersion in Nagaland and wildlife adventure in Assam.
Q10: What is the best time to visit Kaziranga National Park?
A: The best time to visit Kaziranga is from November to April when the weather is mild and dry, and the park is fully open. This aligns perfectly with the Hornbill Festival dates in December.
Q11: What kind of wildlife can I expect to see?
A: Kaziranga is most famous for its large population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. You may also spot other animals like wild elephants, water buffalo, various species of deer, and a variety of migratory birds.
Q12: What type of safaris are available in Kaziranga?
A: Our Kaziranga National Park tour typically includes both jeep safaris and elephant safaris, depending on availability. The jeep safari offers a broader tour of the park, while the elephant safari provides a unique, closer view of the wildlife.
Q13: How long does it take to travel from Kohima to Kaziranga National Park?
A: The road journey from Kohima to Kaziranga takes approximately 5-6 hours by car. The drive is scenic, taking you from the hills of Nagaland to the plains of Assam.
Q14: What is the significance of Khonoma village?
A: Khonoma is famously known as Asia’s first green village and is recognized for its strong conservation efforts. The village is also historically significant for its fierce resistance against British colonial rule.
Q15: What activities are included in the Khonoma village tour?
A: Our Khonoma village tour includes a guided walking tour through the village, where you can learn about the traditional Angami Naga way of life, see the ancient terraced fields, and visit the Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary.
Q16: How do the villagers practice conservation?
A: The villagers of Khonoma have a strong community-led initiative to protect their environment. They have banned hunting and commercial logging to preserve their local flora and fauna, making it a model for sustainable living.
Q17: Is this package an all-inclusive tour?
A: Yes, this tour is designed to be a complete package. It includes all accommodation, transportation, safaris, guided tours, Inner Line Permit assistance, and all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Q18: What is the typical group size for this tour package?
A: We specialize in small, intimate group tours to ensure an authentic experience. The group size is usually between 6 to 12 people.
Q19: How far in advance should I book this Hornbill Festival tour package?
A: The Hornbill Festival is a very popular event, and accommodations fill up quickly. We highly recommend booking at least 6 to 8 months in advance to secure your spot.
Q20: How can I book this tour with Wild Hill Adventure?
A: To book your Hornbill Festival, Kaziranga, and Khonoma Village tour package, simply contact us via call, WhatsApp, or email. We will provide you with a detailed quote and all the information you need to secure your spot for this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.