Nagaland Cultural Odyssey

The Hornbill Festival celebrated annually from December 1 to 10, is Nagaland’s most vibrant cultural event. It highlights the rich traditions of Naga tribes through traditional dances, music, crafts, and delicious local cuisine. This festival attracts visitors worldwide, providing a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the colourful heritage of Nagaland.

The Dzükou Valley trek is considered moderate, making it accessible for beginners with a reasonable level of physical fitness. While the trek involves some uphill sections, it rewards you with breathtaking views and a chance to explore Nagaland’s stunning landscapes. We recommend wearing proper trekking shoes for comfort and safety.

Absolutely! We understand that every traveller has unique preferences. If you wish to tailor your itinerary—whether by adding extra days, specific destinations, or activities—our team is here to assist you. We aim to create a personalized experience that reflects your interests, ensuring a memorable journey through Nagaland.

For your Nagaland adventure, pack warm clothing suitable for mild to cool weather, comfortable trekking shoes, and personal toiletries. Additionally, bring a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and cultural moments, as well as a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during your excursions. A sense of adventure is also essential!

Yes, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for travel to Nagaland. Our experienced team will assist you in obtaining this permit, ensuring a hassle-free experience. This process allows you to fully immerse yourself in the region’s rich culture while respecting local customs and regulations.

Our package includes stays in well-appointed 3-star hotels and homestays, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming environment. After a day of exploration, you can relax and recharge in a cozy atmosphere, making your journey through Nagaland enjoyable and memorable, with all the essential amenities at your disposal.

The package includes daily breakfast and dinner, featuring a delightful variety of authentic Naga dishes. While lunch is not included, our knowledgeable guides will recommend excellent local eateries, allowing you to savor the flavors of Nagaland during your excursions and enhancing your culinary experience throughout the trip.

Yes! Throughout your journey, you’ll have various opportunities to interact with local tribes and communities. Participate in village tours, cooking classes, and cultural activities that provide authentic insights into the daily lives and traditions of the Naga people, enriching your travel experience with genuine connections.

The best time to visit Nagaland is during the winter months, particularly from November to March when the weather is mild and pleasant. This period allows for enjoyable exploration of cultural events like the Hornbill Festival, as well as breathtaking treks and scenic drives through the stunning landscapes of the region.