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14 Nights & 15 Days
Daily Tour
40 people
Assamese, Bengali, English, Hindi
North East India is an undiscovered paradise, and Indian Holiday offers a well-crafted itinerary to experience Nagaland as well as other North East delights. Embark on a 14-night, 15-day Nagaland tour to experience the natural beauty, wildlife, monuments, and tribal culture. Begin your journey in the ‘City of Joy,’ Kolkata. Later, combine sightseeing in cities such as Dimapur, Kohima, Touphema, and Guwahati with a wildlife safari in the UNESCO-listed Kaziranga National Park. This itinerary is adaptable, and you can tailor the tour package to your specific needs with the assistance of our travel experts. You will also be provided with comfortable accommodations, prompt transfers, and guided sightseeing tours.
Nagaland, one of India’s most remote states, is slowly gaining popularity among tourists. It is a remote, magical land with a fascinating population, as well as a land that will immerse you in nature. Nagaland is the place to go if you want to have an authentically unique Indian travel experience.
Nagaland, a mountainous state in Northeast India, is home to numerous indigenous tribes and is a hub of festivals and markets that celebrate these tribes’ culture. Nagaland evokes awe and mysticism, which is heightened by the remoteness of its geographical location. Nagas are a friendly and welcoming people. For them, life is a continuous festival, and they are true revellers. Book a Nagaland holiday package if you want to rejuvenate and revitalise yourself, as it is suitable for people from all walks of life and all types of travellers.
Once you arrive in Kolkata, you will be aided in getting to the hotel you had already reserved. You are free to do whatever you wish throughout the day of leisure. Enjoy the mouthwatering street food, talk to the people, or explore the neighbourhood and local bazaar. Spend the night.
You will have a city tour of Kolkata today, visiting sites like the Howrah Bridge, the Victoria Memorial Hall, the Indian Museum, the Dakshineshwar Kali Temple, Maidan, and the Alipore Zoological Garden, among others. Kolkata dinner and overnight stay.
You will be taken to the airport in the morning following breakfast in order to catch a flight to Dimapur. When you get there, you'll tour the remains of the Kachari monarchy, which was succeeded by the Ahoms. It is well known that the residents of Kachari practise the fertility cult. Later, go to Kohima, Nagaland's capital, by road. Your journey will take you through a dense jungle. Upon arriving, check into a hotel for the duration of the stay.
The fourth day of your trip will be spent taking in Kohima's sights. The Kohima War Cemetery, constructed in honour of the men who lost their lives during World War II, will be the first attraction of the day. You will then travel to Bara Basti, which is the second-largest settlement in Asia and was established by Angami's ancestors. There are typical Naga homes in the village. Mitun (buffalo) horns and rifle motif decorations adorn the village's entryway, signifying the bravery of the tribal inhabitants. The State Museum, which houses Naga relics from about 15 tribal groups, will be the day's final destination. Stay over night.
The tour's fifth day will start with breakfast. Then, travel to Khonoma Village by road. You can reach the Angamis headquarters in this village after a two-hour trip from Kohima. Angami rebels who fiercely battled British invaders in the Naga hills in 1879 used this village as their base. Engage in the things you find interesting. Check out the way of life of the locals. Spend the night.
The village should be explored on day six. Enjoy your meal while taking in the surroundings. Visit the inhabitants, stroll through the village, and learn about the abundant wildlife in the forested area. Spend the night.
After eating breakfast in the morning, you will continue driving far into the Naga Hills' core region, which is home to the northern Angami. Check into your reserved hotel as soon as you get here. After lunch, take a stroll around the verdant hillsides for a perspective over Myanmar. Stay over night.
You will traverse the Angami and Renga communities on the eighth day of the excursion. These two tribes' members are highly recognised for their vibrant festival dances. Investigate the area and take note of their regular activities. Enjoy your meal by the fire. The food will be prepared in a genuine Naga kitchen. Spend the night.
You will be transported to Kaziranga National Park today. After eating breakfast, start travelling. The Assam lowlands, which are dotted with rich tea gardens and dense woods, will come after you cross the green hills on the way down. Visit your rainforest lodge as soon as you reach the national park. Day is unoccupied. You can go for a walk around the neighbourhood if you like. Stay over night.
A full-day safari inside the national park is scheduled for day 10. Two-thirds of the rhinos with one horn live in this world heritage site. Moreover, it has sizable populations of Asiatic water buffalo and Eastern swamp deer. The national park also boasts of harbouring about 483 different species of avifauna. Stay over night.
Day 10 and Day 11 will be identical. In a vehicle, you will also explore the park's fauna today. The jeep safari for today will take place in a different area of the park. Spend the night in your inn. (Note: It is also possible to arrange tours to the tea plantations and a stroll around the nearby villages.)
There is a morning safari and a nighttime safari (elephant or jeep safari). Together with the surrounding creatures, examine the enormous variety of vegetation. Have a forest safari and take in the tranquil atmosphere of this picturesque location. Return to the hotel for a delectable dinner and an overnight stay after exploring.
On the thirteenth day of the vacation, you'll start travelling in the direction of Guwahati, passing through villages, tea estates, and jungles. Check into the hotel you have reserved when you arrive. The day is free-flowing. You are free to engage in your favourite pastimes. Visit the neighbourhood bazaar, take in the local landscape, or go sightseeing. Spend the night.
Take an aided transfer to the airport in the morning to catch a flight to Kolkata. Complete the check-in procedures at your hotel when you arrive. indulge in your favourite pastimes. Visit your surroundings, engage with the populace, go to well-known marketplaces or destinations, or savour the street food. Spend the night.
You will receive assistance today when you travel to the airport or train station to catch a flight or a train to your next destination.
Summer (March through May), Monsoon (July through September), and Winter (Oct to March)
Indian (domestic) visitors must get an Inner Line Permit (ILP) in order to enter Nagaland. You can apply for an ILP on your own by downloading the form from the Nagaland Portal.
Indeed, Nagaland is a safe area to explore, just like any other well-known tourist destinations in India.
Untouched Nature: Kohima.
For History And Nature Lovers, Consider Dimapur.
Mokokchung - Enchanting Streams And Hills.
Rich Tribal Heritage in Mon.
Exotic Plants And Fauna In Wokha.
Peaceful Hamlet in Khonoma Green Village.
Mount Pauna's home town is Benreu.
Interesting Rock Formations in Meluri
Early June through the end of September are the ideal times to explore this location. Early in June is when the renowned Dzukou Lily blooms. There are two ways to get to the location.
One of Nagaland's most well-known celebrations, the Hornbill Festival is held annually from December 1 through December 10. The most well-known Nagas festival is the Hornbill Festival, in fact.
The most well-liked meals in Nagaland are Zutho, Bamboo shoot, Bushmeat, Hinkejvu, Samathu, Fish in Bamboo, Akini, Aikibeye, Black Sticky Rice Pudding, and Axone.
In Nagaland's Mokokchung district, there is a village called Mopungchuket that is unlike any other. One of the cleanest villages in Nagaland is this one, which is conveniently situated.
Dzukou Valley does not require a special permit, however there is an entrance fee of Rs 30 per person to enter and explore.
The phrase "the most Baptist State in the World" and "the sole mostly Baptist State in the World" both apply to Nagaland.
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