Offbeat Nagaland Tour

Nagaland, known as the “Land of Festivals,” offers a perfect blend of vibrant tribal culture, serene landscapes, and historical significance. This 7-day itinerary…

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Uncover the hidden gems of Nagaland with the Offbeat Nagaland Tour, a 7-day journey through its rich cultural tapestry and breathtaking landscapes. Begin in Dimapur with its ancient ruins, visit Kohima’s historic sites, and experience the sustainable practices of Khonoma, India’s first green village. Dive into the vibrant Naga culture at Touphema and Mokokchung, the cultural hub of the Ao tribe. Along the way, relish traditional Naga cuisine, explore handicrafts, and soak in the serene beauty of this northeastern paradise.
  • Green Initiatives: Visit Khonoma, renowned for its eco-friendly practices and terraced fields.
  • Cultural Immersion: Experience traditional Naga dances, meals, and tribal architecture at Touphema.
  • Tribal Heritage: Explore the cultural richness of the Ao tribe in Mokokchung.
  • Historical Insights: Discover Kohima War Cemetery and the ancient Kachari Ruins.
  • Craftsmanship: Visit Diezephe Craft Village for authentic Naga handloom and handicrafts.

Itineraries

Day 1

Arrival in Dimapur

Arrive in Dimapur, the gateway to Nagaland.

Visit the Ruins of Kachari Kingdom, an archaeological site reflecting ancient Naga history.

Explore the bustling Dimapur Market for traditional Naga handicrafts and street food.

Overnight stay in Dimapur.

Day 2

Dimapur to Kohima

After breakfast, drive to Kohima (approx. 3 hrs).

Visit the Kohima War Cemetery, dedicated to soldiers of World War II.

Explore Kisama Heritage Village, known for hosting the Hornbill Festival.

Check into your hotel and enjoy local Naga cuisine.

Overnight stay in Kohima.

Day 3

Excursion to Khonoma Green Village

After breakfast, head to Khonoma, India’s first green village (approx. 1 hr).

Walk through the village, known for its sustainable practices and terraced fields.

Interact with locals and learn about their efforts in conservation.

Return to Kohima for an overnight stay.

Day 4

Kohima to Touphema

Depart for Touphema Tourist Village (approx. 2 hrs).

Explore the reconstructed Naga tribal huts and enjoy a cultural program (subject to availability).

Relish a traditional Naga meal and try rice beer.

Overnight stay in Touphema.

Day 5

Touphema to Mokokchung

Drive to Mokokchung (approx. 6 hrs), the cultural hub of the Ao tribe.

Visit Ungma Village, one of the oldest villages in Nagaland and the Ao tribe's cultural center.

Explore Longkhum Village, famous for its scenic views and folklore.

Overnight stay in Mokokchung.

Day 6

Mokokchung to Kohima

Return to Kohima (approx. 6 hrs).

En route, enjoy the scenic drive through lush hills and valleys.

Evening at leisure in Kohima to explore local markets.

Overnight stay in Kohima.

Day 7

Kohima to Dimapur

Drive back to Dimapur (approx. 3 hrs).

Explore Diezephe Craft Village, known for its handloom and handicrafts.

Proceed to the airport for your departure.

  • Accommodation: Comfortable stays in Dimapur, Kohima, Touphema, and Mokokchung as per the itinerary.
  • Transportation: Private air-conditioned vehicle for all intercity travel and sightseeing.
  • Meals: Daily breakfast and traditional meals at select locations, including Touphema.
  • Activities:
    • Guided village walks and cultural tours in Khonoma, Touphema, and Mokokchung.
    • Visits to historical sites such as Kohima War Cemetery and Kachari Ruins.
    • Craft and handicraft experiences at Diezephe Village.
  • Permits: Inner Line Permit (ILP) assistance for Nagaland.
  • Support Services: Professional guides at key destinations and 24/7 on-ground assistance.
  • Travel Insurance: Mandatory personal travel insurance for health, accidents, or cancellations.
  • Optional Activities: Additional cultural performances or excursions not listed in the itinerary.
  • Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, snacks, laundry, and other incidental expenses.
  • Gratuities: Tips for guides, drivers, and hotel staff.
  • Meals Not Included: Lunches, dinners, and beverages outside of those specified.
  • Transport to/from Dimapur: Flights or trains to and from the starting point.
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The best time is from October to March when the weather is pleasant, and festivals like the Hornbill Festival are held.

Yes, Indian tourists require an Inner Line Permit (ILP), which can be easily obtained online or through government offices in Nagaland.

Yes, Nagaland is generally safe for tourists. It is advisable to follow local guidelines and travel with a guide for better cultural insights.

Carry comfortable clothes, trekking shoes, and warm layers for cooler evenings, especially in Khonoma and Mokokchung.

Yes, vegetarian food is available, though Nagaland is known for its meat-based cuisine. Inform your guide or hotel in advance for vegetarian meals.

Yes, the itinerary can be customized based on your preferences and time availability.

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