Nagaland Tour Package

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Discover the Soul of the Naga Hills: Your Ultimate Nagaland Tour Package

Looking for a trip that goes beyond the usual tourist spots? Nagaland, with its vibrant culture and stunning hills, offers a travel experience you won’t forget. Our Nagaland tour package is a carefully planned journey into the heart of this special state, from the historic city of Kohima to the peaceful villages of Dzuleke and Khonoma.

At Wild Hill Adventure, we know the Northeast because it’s our home. We’ve been operating here for 7 years, and in that time, we’ve hosted over 4000 guests, including more than 700 from other countries. Our goal is to give you a real and authentic experience, backed by our deep local knowledge and strong community ties. This guide gives you all the details on our 6-day trip, so you can get ready for a genuine adventure.

Best Time to Visit Nagaland

To truly appreciate Nagaland’s beauty, timing your visit is key.

• September to March (Peak Season): This is the ideal time to book your Nagaland tour package. The weather is cool, pleasant, and dry, with temperatures ranging from 4∘C to 24∘C. The clear skies are perfect for sightseeing and hiking. Most importantly, the world-famous Hornbill Festival takes place in December, a spectacular celebration of Naga culture and tradition.
• April to May (Summer): The weather is warmer and more humid, with temperatures reaching up to 31∘C. While it’s not the peak season, the landscape is lush and green, and tourist crowds are minimal. This is a great time for travelers who prefer a quieter experience.
• June to August (Monsoon): Nagaland receives heavy rainfall during these months. While the hills and valleys are at their most vibrant, heavy rains can sometimes disrupt travel plans due to landslides. This season is best for nature lovers who don’t mind the rain and prioritize lush landscapes.

Nagaland Tour Package Price 

We offer two packages for Nagaland: Standard and Deluxe.

Accommodation Details – Standard Package

• Khonoma/Dzuleke: Homestay
• Kohima: The Guardian or simmilar
• Dimapur: Hotel Ritz or simmilar

All stays are subject to availability

Standard Package – Nagaland 6 Days (Per Person ₹)

Accommodation Details – Deluxe Package

• Khonoma/Dzuleke: Homestay
• Kohima: Rhododendron Resort or The Guardian or simmilar
• Dimapur: Hotel Grand Vitara or simmilar

All stays are subject to availability.

Deluxe Package – Nagaland 6 Days (Per Person ₹)

Your 6-Day Nagaland Tour Itinerary: Culture, Nature, and Tranquility

This itinerary is designed to provide a balanced experience, combining the historical and cultural hubs with serene eco-villages for a true digital detox.

Day 1: Dimapur to Kohima – Welcome to the Land of the Nagas Your journey begins with your arrival at Dimapur Airport (DMU). Our representative will meet you and start the scenic drive to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. The drive offers a beautiful introduction to the Naga Hills. Along the way, we’ll stop at a local fruit shop to sample seasonal organic fruits, a taste of the region’s natural bounty. We reach Kohima by evening for your overnight stay.

Day 2: Explore the Highlights of Kohima City After a refreshing breakfast, we dive into the history and culture of Kohima. Today’s highlights include:

 

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• Kohima War Cemetery: A poignant and beautifully maintained memorial dedicated to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the Battle of Kohima during World War II. Its serene grounds offer a moment of reflection.
• Nagaland State Museum: A must-visit for anyone interested in Naga heritage. The museum showcases tribal artifacts, traditional attire, and the rich history of Nagaland’s various ethnic groups.
• Kohima Cathedral (Mary Help of Christians Cathedral): A striking landmark with unique modern architecture that offers a panoramic view of the entire city.
• Central Market: Experience the vibrant energy of Kohima at its central market, a bustling hub for local produce, spices, and handicrafts.
• Kisama Heritage Village: The permanent venue for the Hornbill Festival, this village is an open-air museum of traditional Naga architecture, offering a glimpse into the diverse cultures of the Naga tribes.
• Jakhama Village: A short drive away, this serene village reflects the traditional Angami Naga lifestyle and offers a peaceful respite. We’ll end the day by café hopping in Kohima, sampling local brews and treats. Overnight stay in Kohima.

Day 3: Kohima to Dzuleke – The Hidden Gem

 

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Today, we head off the beaten path to Dzuleke Village, a tranquil eco-village nestled in lush forests. The scenic drive to this remote location is a treat in itself. Dzuleke is famous for its unique “shopkeeper-less shops,” which operate on a system of complete trust and honesty. You can take a guided village walk, visit the beautiful paddy fields, and go on a short hike. The best part? There is no mobile network, allowing for a complete digital detox under a sky full of stars. You’ll spend the night at a riverside campsite or a traditional homestay, immersing yourself in nature.

Day 4: Dzuleke to Khonoma – Asia’s First Green Village

 

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After a peaceful morning in Dzuleke, we drive to Khonoma, a village renowned as Asia’s first green village. Known for its eco-friendly living and history of fierce resilience, Khonoma is a model of community-driven conservation. A local guide will take you on a village walk, where you can admire the unique architecture, learn about their traditional farming practices, and hear stories of its rich history. The serene surroundings make for a perfect evening. Overnight stay in Khonoma.

Day 5: Khonoma – Kohima – Dimapur After breakfast, we drive back towards Kohima for some last-minute shopping at the local markets. From there, we continue our journey to Dimapur, where you’ll be dropped off at your accommodation for the night.

Day 6: Departure from Dimapur After breakfast, if time permits, you can explore the bustling Dimapur market for any final souvenirs. Our representative will then transfer you to Dimapur Airport or the railway station for your departure. Your trip ends with a wealth of happy and unforgettable memories.

Nagaland Tour Package Inclusions & Exclusions

✅ Package Inclusions

• Complete transportation from Dimapur to Dimapur based on your package.
• Accommodation in carefully selected hotels, homestays, and campsites.
• 5 breakfasts.
• Expert local guide in Khonoma Village for cultural insights.
• Expert local guide in Dzuleke Village for a village tour.
• Assistance with securing your Inner Line Permit (ILP).
• Toll taxes and parking fees.

❌ Exclusions

• Lunch and dinner.
• Entry fees and camera charges to monuments and parks.
• Any costs arising from natural calamities, strikes, or acts of God (to be borne by the traveler).
• Anything not specifically mentioned in the “Inclusions” list.

Why Choose Wild Hill Adventure for Your Nagaland Escape?

When it comes to exploring a destination as unique as Nagaland, a local and trusted partner is indispensable. Wild Hill Adventure is your best choice for a truly authentic and responsible journey.

• Local Expertise: As a Northeast-based company, we have a deep understanding of Nagaland’s culture, traditions, and hidden gems. Our local guides don’t just lead tours; they share their home and stories with you, offering a level of insight that no generic tour operator can match.
• Government Recognition: Our operations are supported and recognized by tourism authorities, including the Arunachal Pradesh Tourism Department. This trust ensures your travel is safe, regulated, and adheres to the highest standards.
• Support to the Local Economy: We are committed to sustainable tourism. Our itineraries are designed to directly support local communities by collaborating with family-run homestays, hiring local guides, and patronizing small businesses.
• Sustainable Travel: We believe in eco-conscious travel that respects cultural heritage and the environment. Our tours are planned to minimize impact and promote a deeper connection with nature and people.
• Extensive Local Network: Our strong connections, from grassroots communities to administrative bodies, allow us to offer unique and exclusive experiences that go beyond the typical tourist trail.
• Hands-On Ground Team: We are with you every step of the way. Our ground team ensures the smooth execution of every aspect of your trip, from start to finish.
• Customer-Centric Approach: Your journey is our priority. We offer flexible packages that can be tailored to your preferences and budget, guaranteeing a memorable experience that is uniquely yours.

Cancellation Policy: A Note on Transparency We believe in being transparent with our policies. Our cancellation policy is as follows:

• 30+ days before the trip: 50% cancellation fee.
• 15–30 days before the trip: 75% cancellation fee.
• 0–15 days before the trip: 100% cancellation fee.
• Charges apply to the total trip cost, not just token/advance payments.
• No refund for activities canceled due to weather or government restrictions; however, suitable alternatives will be offered.

Ready to explore the mystical hills of Nagaland?

Contact Wild Hill Adventure today and let us help you craft your perfect journey to this land of vibrant culture and unforgettable landscapes.

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Note:
Please be aware that in Nagaland, especially in village areas, accommodation facilities and basic amenities are limited. However, this is part of the charm, offering you a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture, traditions, and way of life.

If you have any specific preferences or requirements, please let us know in advance.

Thank you!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for the Nagaland Tour Package

Q1: What is the best time to book this Nagaland tour package?

The best time to travel to Nagaland is from September to March. The weather is cool and pleasant, making it perfect for sightseeing and hiking. December is an especially popular time for our Nagaland tour package due to the Hornbill Festival.

Q2: Is Nagaland safe for tourists, and what is the travel advisory?

Nagaland is generally safe for tourists. We are a local company with 7 years of experience and deep community ties, so we ensure all our tours follow local advisories and are managed by knowledgeable local guides. While there may be periodic warnings for specific areas, major tourist routes are well-regulated.

Q3: Do I need a special permit for my Nagaland tour package?

Yes, Indian citizens require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Nagaland. Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit (PAP). Our Nagaland tour package includes assistance in obtaining the necessary permits, making the process easy for you.

Q4: How do I get to the starting point of the tour?

The tour begins at Dimapur Airport (DMU). You can fly directly to Dimapur from major Indian cities or take a connecting flight. Our team will meet you at the airport to start the scenic drive to Kohima.

Q5: What is the main highlight of this Nagaland itinerary?

The main highlights include visiting the historic Kohima War Cemetery, exploring the cultural hub of Kisama Heritage Village, and experiencing the untouched nature and unique trust-based economy of Dzuleke Village. The trip offers a balanced mix of history, culture, and nature.

Q6: What is included in the Nagaland tour package cost?

The package includes all transportation, accommodation, 5 breakfasts, the services of local guides in Khonoma and Dzuleke, help with your ILP, and all toll and parking fees.

Q7: Are meals other than breakfast included in this package?

No, lunch and dinner are not included in the package. This gives you the flexibility to explore and try various local Naga dishes at your own pace and budget. Our guides can recommend authentic local eateries. We Also Provide MAP plan on requiest

Q8: What kind of accommodation is provided?

The accommodation varies to give you an authentic experience. It includes comfortable hotels in Kohima and Dimapur, as well as unique, traditional homestays or a riverside campsite in Dzuleke and Khonoma.

Q9: Why should I choose Wild Hill Adventure for my Nagaland trip?

As a company based in the Northeast with 7 years of experience, we offer deep local knowledge and strong community connections. We’ve hosted over 4000 guests, including over 700 from other countries. Our focus on sustainable travel and local support ensures a truly authentic and responsible experience.

Q10: What is special about Khonoma village?

Khonoma is known as Asia’s first green village. It is a prime example of community-led conservation and sustainable living. Our guided walk there will show you the village’s unique history of resilience and its eco-friendly practices.

Q11: Will I have mobile network and internet access during the tour?

Mobile and internet connectivity can be inconsistent in remote parts of Nagaland. While you will likely have service in Kohima and Dimapur, Dzuleke is a designated “digital detox” zone with no mobile network, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural surroundings without distraction.

Q12: What should I pack for this Nagaland tour package?

Pack for varying temperatures. We recommend layers, including a jacket or fleece for evenings, comfortable walking shoes for the village walks and light hikes, a reusable water bottle, and a power bank. Don’t forget copies of your ID and ILP.

Q13: How is the food in Nagaland? Are vegetarian options available?

Naga cuisine is known for its smoked meats, fermented bamboo shoots, and spicy curries. Vegetarian food is available, and our local partners can arrange simple, hearty vegetarian meals with prior notice.

Q14: How long is the drive from Dimapur to Kohima? The drive from Dimapur to Kohima is a scenic journey of about 2-3 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.

Q16: When is the Hornbill Festival, and can this tour package be booked for it?

The Hornbill Festival is held annually from December 1st to December 10th. Yes, our Nagaland tour package can be customized to align with these dates, giving you a chance to experience this “Festival of Festivals” in Kisama Heritage Village.

Q17: Is this Nagaland tour package suitable for solo travelers?

Yes, our tours are very suitable for solo travelers. Nagaland is a welcoming place, and our focus on small groups, local guides, and community-based stays ensures a safe and enriching experience for people traveling alone. We can arrange accommodation on a twin-sharing basis with another traveler of the same gender.

Q18: What kind of trekking or hiking is included in the tour?

The itinerary includes a short, guided hike in Dzuleke village. This is a gentle, beginner-friendly walk that takes you through paddy fields and scenic natural areas. For more serious trekkers, we can customize a Nagaland tour package to include a trip to the famous Dzukou Valley or Japfu Peak.

Q19: What should I know about local Naga cultural etiquette?

Naga people are very hospitable. It’s polite to greet elders with respect, ask for permission before taking photos of people, and dress modestly, especially when visiting villages or religious sites. Your local guide from Wild Hill Adventure will provide you with all the cultural insights you need.

Q20: What are some good souvenirs or handicrafts to buy?

Nagaland is famous for its unique handicrafts. You can buy beautiful handwoven Naga shawls, intricate bamboo and cane products, traditional jewelry made from beads and shells, and wood carvings. You can find these in local markets in Kohima and Dimapur, as well as in Khonoma village.

Q21: Is this tour package physically demanding?

The tour is not overly strenuous. It involves daily walking and some short, gentle hikes. Anyone with a basic level of fitness can enjoy this itinerary. If you have any specific health concerns, please let us know when booking your Nagaland tour package.

Q22: How is the electricity and power situation in the villages?

While power is generally reliable in Kohima and Dimapur, electricity can be less consistent in remote villages like Dzuleke and Khonoma. We recommend carrying a power bank for your devices. Homestays are usually equipped with basic lighting and charging points.

Q23: What kind of food should I expect to eat?

You will get to taste authentic Naga cuisine, which is known for its smoked meats, unique pickles, and use of local herbs.

Vegetarian options are available, though they might be simpler. Our guides will help you find the best places to try local food.

Wild Hill Adventure can arrange pure vegetarian or Jain food in Nagaland with prior notice

Q24: Can I customize this Nagaland tour package?

Yes, this itinerary can be fully customized. As a local tour operator, we are very flexible. Whether you want to add an extra day for trekking, visit a different village, or extend your trip to other parts of Northeast India, we can create a personalized Nagaland tour package just for you.

Q25: What makes Wild Hill Adventure different from other tour companies?

Our local roots set us apart. With 7 years of experience and a team of local guides, we don’t just show you the sights; we connect you with the people and stories of Nagaland. We focus on sustainable tourism, ensuring that your trip benefits local communities directly. This provides a more authentic and impactful travel experience.

 

Ready to explore the mystical hills of Nagaland?

Contact Wild Hill Adventure today and let us help you craft your perfect journey to this land of vibrant culture and unforgettable landscapes.

📞 Call/WhatsApp (24×7):

+91 93654 76611 | +91 70020 47509

📧 Email: wildhilladventure@gmail.com

🌐 Website: www.wildhilladventure.com

📸 Instagram: @wildhilladventure