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Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure that plunges you deep into the vibrant culture of Nagaland and takes you to one of India’s most fascinating border villages? Our 8-day itinerary is meticulously crafted to give you an immersive experience, combining the electrifying energy of the Hornbill Festival Nagaland with the unique charm and history of Longwa Village. This Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival journey brings together ancient traditions, fascinating borderland history, scenic landscapes, and meaningful encounters with the people who call this beautiful land home.
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Day 1: Dimapur to Kohima – The Gateway to Hornbill Festival Nagaland
Your Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival journey begins as you arrive at Dimapur Airport or Railway Station. Our dedicated team will be there to greet you, ready to whisk you away to Kohima, the scenic capital of Nagaland. Upon arrival, check into your comfortable hotel or homestay, your base for the next few days.
As dusk settles, the air will begin to thrum with excitement – it’s time to dive headfirst into the Hornbill Festival Nagaland!
Prepare to be captivated by the initial glimpses of tribal performances, the aroma of local delicacies, and the palpable anticipation that fills the air. This overnight stay in Kohima, Kisama, or Jakhama sets the perfect tone for your cultural exploration.
This entire day is dedicated to the spectacular Hornbill Festival Nagaland. From morning till night, you’ll be enveloped in a kaleidoscope of Naga traditions. Witness mesmerizing tribal dances, each telling a unique story of valor, harvest, and community. Indulge your taste buds with a vast array of Naga cuisine – a culinary adventure not to be missed. The cultural night performances will leave you in awe of the rich heritage of the various Naga tribes.
Don’t forget to explore the artisan stalls, where you can buy amazing Naga handicrafts, perfect souvenirs to remember your Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival experience. As the sun sets, the festival transforms into an energetic hub with concerts and after-parties, promising a night of vibrant celebration. You’ll rest well in Kohima, Kisama, or Jakhama, dreaming of the day’s cultural feast.
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 first-hand.
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 in Nagaland or simply relax and rejuvenate at your hotel in Kohima or Jakhama.
Travellers who want a shorter itinerary focused on these villages can also explore our Hornbill Festival with Khonoma and Dzuleke Tour Plan.
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.
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.
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.
For travellers who want to know more about the destination before visiting, our Longwa Village Nagaland | Travel Guide 2026 with Tips covers the village, local experiences, and practical travel information.
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:
This immersive day in Longwa Village will be guided, ensuring you gain a deep understanding of its unique heritage. Overnight stay in Longwa Village.
For more ideas before your trip, see our Things to Do in Longwa Village and Longwa Village Travel Guide.
Day 7: Longwa to Dibrugarh – Reflecting on Your Journey
After a final exploration of Longwa Village, soaking in its unique atmosphere, we begin our drive to Dibrugarh town. This journey offers time to reflect on the incredible experiences you’ve had, from the vibrant Hornbill Festival Nagaland to the fascinating border life in Longwa Village. Overnight stay in Dibrugarh.
Day 8: Departure – Cherished Memories
Enjoy a final breakfast before we transfer you to Dibrugarh airport for your departure. You’ll leave with a heart full of happy memories, carrying with you the spirit of the Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival.
This incredible journey promises to be a highlight of your travels, offering a unique blend of cultural immersion, historical exploration, and breathtaking natural beauty. Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of the Hornbill Festival Nagaland and the profound uniqueness of Longwa Village!
8 Days Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival Price
Price Valid for Indian Tourists:
Only a minimum of 4 persons required. The Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival is a private trip. The vehicle will be an SUV such as an Innova, Scorpio, Bolero, Sumo, or a similar model
For 2 Persons:
| Group Size | Type | Per Person Price |
| 2 | Standard | ₹50,170 |
| 2 | Deluxe | ₹56,480 |
For 3 Persons:
| Group Size | Type | Per Person Price |
| 3 | Standard | ₹38,020 |
| 3 | Deluxe | ₹42,780 |
For 4 Persons:
| Group Size | Type | Per Person Price |
| 4 | Standard | ₹35,632 |
| 4 | Deluxe | ₹41,330 |
For 5 Persons:
| Group Size | Type | Per Person Price |
| 5 | Standard | ₹32,190 |
| 5 | Deluxe | ₹36,640 |
For 6 Persons:
| Group Size | Type | Per Person Price |
| 6 | Standard | ₹29,120 |
| 6 | Deluxe | ₹35,613 |
Accommodation Details
Standard Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival Stay Options
Deluxe Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival Stay Options
Note: All stays are subject to availability.
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Note: In rural and village areas, accommodation and basic facilities may be limited. This is part of the authentic experience. Please inform us of any specific preferences in advance.
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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 Your Local Northeast Experts Since 2018
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1. Can I combine the Hornbill Festival with a Longwa Village trip?
Yes. This 8-day itinerary is designed specifically to combine the Hornbill Festival Nagaland with a cultural journey to Longwa Village, along with Khonoma, Dzuleke, Sivasagar and Jorhat.
2. What is special about Longwa Village?
Longwa Village is a Konyak Naga settlement in Mon district, Nagaland, known for its location along the India-Myanmar international border and the Angh’s traditional house, which straddles the border. The village also offers opportunities to learn about Konyak culture, traditional architecture, craftsmanship and local history.
3. How many days are enough for a Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival trip?
For travellers coming specifically from the Hornbill Festival, it is useful to keep at least one full day for Longwa Village rather than treating it as a rushed stop. The journey to the Mon district is also remote, so allowing enough time makes the cultural experience more comfortable.
4. Can I visit Longwa Village during the Hornbill Festival?
Yes. Combining the Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival experience allows travellers to experience the festival atmosphere around Kohima and then travel deeper into Nagaland towards Mon district and Longwa.
5. Is Longwa Village near the Hornbill Festival venue?
No. Hornbill Festival activities are centred around Kisama near Kohima, while Longwa Village is in Mon district in eastern Nagaland. The Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival, therefore require dedicated travel time and are better planned as part of a multi-day itinerary.
6. Can I enter Myanmar from Longwa Village?
Longwa is famous because the India-Myanmar international boundary passes through the village and the Angh’s house. However, being close to or standing along the border does not mean that travellers have unrestricted entry into Myanmar. Border access and movement rules can change, so travellers should follow local instructions and applicable government regulations during the visit.
7. Can I take photographs in Longwa Village?
Photography is possible in many parts of Longwa Village, but travellers should be respectful and ask permission before photographing local people, homes, elders, or culturally significant spaces. A local guide can help make these interactions more comfortable and appropriate.
8. What can I experience in Longwa Village?
Depending on local access and arrangements, the Longwa Village experience can include visiting the Angh’s house, learning about Konyak traditions, seeing traditional morungs, meeting local elders, exploring handicrafts and observing traditional craftsmanship.
9. Is Longwa Village suitable for first-time visitors to Nagaland?
Yes, provided travellers understand that Longwa is a remote destination and the journey is different from visiting Kohima or the main Hornbill Festival area. Travelling with a planned itinerary and local support can make the experience easier, especially for first-time visitors.
10. What should I pack for a Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival tour?
For the Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival trip, pack comfortable walking shoes, warm layers for the cooler hill weather, rain protection where appropriate, personal medicines, basic toiletries and a small day bag. Since the itinerary combines festival days with village exploration, comfortable clothing and footwear are particularly useful.
11. Is this Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival tour private?
Yes. The Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival package is planned as a private trip, with the vehicle arranged according to the group size and the selected package option.
12. What is the best way to combine Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival in one trip?
A well-planned Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival itinerary should allow enough time for both experiences rather than trying to cover Longwa as a quick stop. Spending time at the Hornbill Festival around Kohima before travelling towards Mon and Longwa Village gives travellers a better chance to experience both the festival and Konyak culture.
13. How far is Longwa Village from Kohima during the Hornbill Festival?
Longwa Village is in Mon district in eastern Nagaland, while the Hornbill Festival is held near Kohima. The journey between the two involves a long drive through Nagaland’s hill roads, so travellers planning a Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival trip should keep a dedicated travel day and avoid an overly rushed itinerary.
14. Is Longwa Village worth visiting during the Hornbill Festival?
For travellers interested in culture, history and lesser-visited parts of Nagaland, combining Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival offers two very different experiences. While the festival brings together performances, food, crafts and traditions from across Nagaland, Longwa provides a closer look at Konyak heritage and life in a village along the India-Myanmar border.
15. What should I know before planning a Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival tour?
Travellers should plan accommodation and transport in advance, especially during the busy Hornbill Festival period. A Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival tour also involves travelling into a relatively remote part of Nagaland, so it is useful to keep some flexibility for road conditions, local access, weather and changes to the itinerary.
Contact Wild Hill Adventure to book your Longwa Village and Hornbill Festival tour today!
Your incredible journey begins as you arrive at Dimapur Airport or Railway Station. Our dedicated team will be there to greet you, ready to whisk you away to Kohima, the scenic capital of Nagaland. Upon arrival, check into your comfortable hotel or homestay, your base for the next few days. As dusk settles, the air will begin to thrum with excitement – it’s time to dive headfirst into the Hornbill Festival Nagaland! Prepare to be captivated by the initial glimpses of tribal performances, the aroma of local delicacies, and the palpable anticipation that fills the air. This overnight stay in Kohima, Kisama, or Jakhama sets the perfect tone for your cultural exploration.
This entire day is dedicated to the spectacular Hornbill Festival Nagaland. From morning till night, you'll be enveloped in a kaleidoscope of Naga traditions. Witness mesmerizing tribal dances, each telling a unique story of valor, harvest, and community. Indulge your taste buds with a vast array of Naga cuisine – a culinary adventure not to be missed. The cultural night performances will leave you in awe of the rich heritage of the various Naga tribes. Don't forget to explore the artisan stalls, where you can buy amazing Naga handicrafts, perfect souvenirs to remember your Hornbill Festival Nagaland experience. As the sun sets, the festival transforms into an energetic hub with concerts and after-parties, promising a night of vibrant celebration. You'll rest well in Kohima, Kisama, or Jakhama, dreaming of the day's cultural feast
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.
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.
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
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:
This immersive day in Longwa Village will be guided, ensuring you gain a deep understanding of its unique heritage. Overnight stay in Longwa Village.
After a final exploration of Longwa Village, soaking in its unique atmosphere, we begin our drive to Dibrugarh town. This journey offers time to reflect on the incredible experiences you've had, from the vibrant Hornbill Festival Nagalandto the fascinating border life in Longwa Village. Overnight stay in Dibrugarh
Enjoy a final breakfast before we transfer you to Dibrugarh airport for your departure. You'll leave with a heart full of happy memories, carrying with you the spirit of the Hornbill Festival Nagaland and the unforgettable tales of Longwa Village
The Hornbill Festival Nagaland is held annually from December 1st to December 10th. Therefore, the best time to undertake this specific 8-day itinerary is during early December to coincide with the festival. The weather during this time is generally pleasant, with cool days and chilly nights.
Yes, Indian citizens require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Nagaland. Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit (PAP), which is generally easy to obtain. Our tour package includes assistance with obtaining all necessary permits, including the ILP, ensuring a hassle-free entry into Nagaland and Longwa Village.
This trip involves comfortable travel by private vehicle. While there are some guided village tours and optional short treks (like in Dzuleke and around Longwa Village), these are generally easy to moderate and suitable for most fitness levels. Spending full days at the Hornbill Festival Nagaland can involve a lot of walking within the festival grounds.
Our package includes a mix of accommodations, ranging from comfortable hotels or homestays in Kohima/Kisama/Jakhama and Jorhat, to more traditional or basic homestays/guest houses in Longwa Village or Mon. Accommodation in Longwa Village offers an authentic experience of local life.
Nagaland cuisine is known for its unique flavors, often featuring smoked meats, fermented bamboo shoots, and fiery chilies. While our package includes all breakfasts, lunch and dinner are excluded, allowing you to explore local eateries. Vegetarian and some vegan options are usually available, but choices might be more limited in very remote areas like Longwa Village compared to larger towns.
Yes, Longwa Village is generally safe for tourists. The Konyak people are very welcoming and have a long history of peaceful coexistence. The "border" within the village is symbolic, and you can freely move between the Indian and Myanmar sides without a visa. Our guided tour ensures your safety and provides insights into the local dynamics.
Absolutely! Interaction with local tribes is a core part of this experience. At the Hornbill Festival Nagaland, you'll see various tribes perform and can interact at stalls. In Longwa Village, meeting the Konyak people, including the last tattooed headhunters, and learning about their customs, governance (like the Angh's House), and craftsmanship is a highlight of the tour.
Mobile network coverage (especially for major providers like Jio, Airtel) is generally available in larger towns like Kohima, Dimapur, and Jorhat. However, connectivity can be intermittent or limited in more remote areas, including parts of Longwa Village and during drives between destinations
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