Nagaland Heritage Tour Packages
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageKohima City Tour
Kohima → Solomon's Temple · Bara Bazar · Nagaland Museum · Cathedral · City Viewpoint
1N / 2D🏛️ HeritageKohima War Cemetery Tour
Kohima → War Cemetery · 1,421 Graves · Battle of Kohima · WWII Memorial Garden
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageNagaland State Museum Tour
Kohima → State Museum · Naga Tribal Artifacts · Traditional Weapons · Cultural Gallery
2N / 3D🏛️ HeritageLongwa Village Tour
Kohima → Mon → Longwa Village · India-Myanmar Border · Konyak Tribal Chief · Headhunter Heritage
4N / 5D🏛️ HeritageNagaland Heritage Circuit Tour
Kohima → War Cemetery → Naga Heritage Village → Longwa → Kohima
Nagaland Wildlife Tour Packages
2N / 3D🦋 WildlifeIntanki National Park Safari Tour
Kohima → Intanki NP → Elephant · Tiger · Hoolock Gibbon · 300+ Bird Species
3N / 4D🦋 WildlifeFakim Wildlife Sanctuary Tour
Kohima → Fakim WS → Clouded Leopard · Slow Loris · Rare Orchids · Hornbill Spotting
2N / 3D🦋 WildlifePulie Badze Wildlife Sanctuary Tour
Kohima → Pulie Badze WS → Himalayan Black Bear · Cloud Leopard · Forest Trekking
1N / 2D🦋 WildlifeRangapahar Reserve Forest Tour
Dimapur → Rangapahar RF → Elephant · Golden Langur · Botanical Garden · Nature Walk
5N / 6D🦋 WildlifeNagaland Wildlife Circuit Tour
Kohima → Intanki NP → Fakim WS → Pulie Badze WS → Rangapahar RF
Nagaland Pilgrimage Tour Packages
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageKohima Cathedral Tour
Kohima → Cathedral of Reconciliation · All Saints Church · Prayer Garden · City Church Walk
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageNagaland State Museum Tour
Kohima → State Museum · Naga Tribal Galleries · Morung Replicas · Cultural Heritage Walk
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageDimapur Ruins Tour
Dimapur → Kachari Ruins · Ancient Mushroom Stones · Buddhist Monastery · Heritage Walk
1N / 2D⛪ PilgrimageWar Memorial Kohima Tour
Kohima → War Memorial · Cemetery Garden · Eternal Flame · WWII Stories · Peace Walk
Nagaland Adventure Tour Packages
2N / 3D🏔️ AdventureDzukou Valley Trek
Kohima → Dzukou Valley · Valley of Flowers · 2452m Trek · Rhododendron Meadows · Camping
1N / 2D🏔️ AdventureJapfu Peak Trekking Tour
Kohima → Japfu Peak · 3048m Summit · Rhododendron Forests · Panoramic Nagaland Views
2N / 3D🏔️ AdventureHornbill Festival Tour
Kohima → Naga Heritage Village · Hornbill Festival · Tribal Dances · Naga Cuisine · Crafts
Nagaland Honeymoon Tour Packages
3N / 4D💕 HoneymoonDzukou Valley Honeymoon
Kohima → Dzukou Valley · Valley of Flowers Camping · Sunrise Trek · Romantic Hill Stay
2N / 3D💕 HoneymoonKohima Romantic Getaway
Kohima → War Cemetery Gardens · Heritage Village Walk · Valley Views · Luxury Stay
6N / 7D💕 HoneymoonNagaland Grand Honeymoon Tour
Kohima → Dzukou Valley → Japfu Peak → Longwa Village → Naga Heritage Village
Why Choose Tour Venture India for Nagaland Tour?
Customised Itineraries
We design Nagaland tours around your budget, interests, and group size — no one-size-fits-all packages.
Trek & Nature Experts
We arrange expert-guided treks to Phawngpui Blue Mountain, Hmuifang hills, Reiek camping and Tam Dil Lake nature tours.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden charges. The price we quote is the price you pay — always.
24/7 Support
Our support team is available round the clock during your entire Nagaland trip.
Tour Operators in Nagaland — Land of Festivals & Warrior Tribes
Nestled in the extreme north-east of India, Nagaland is a land unlike any other — a mosaic of 17 indigenous Naga tribes, mist-covered hills, ancient warrior traditions and breathtaking natural beauty. As leading tour operators in Nagaland, Tour Venture India crafts immersive Nagaland tour packages that take you deep into this remarkable state — from the moving Kohima War Cemetery to the wildflower paradise of Dzukou Valley, from the spectacular Hornbill Festival at Kisama to the remote Longwa Village that straddles the India-Myanmar border.
The crown jewel of Nagaland tourism is the Hornbill Festival (December 1–10), held annually at Kisama Heritage Village near Kohima. All 17 Naga tribes gather to showcase their traditional dances, warrior attire, indigenous games, handicrafts, and the fiery flavours of Naga cuisine. Our Nagaland tour package during the Hornbill Festival is the most sought-after experience — a riot of colour, culture and community that has no parallel in India.
History buffs are drawn to the Kohima War Cemetery, one of Asia's most significant World War II memorials, where 1,421 Allied soldiers rest — their sacrifice remembered in the immortal epitaph: "When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today." The Battle of Kohima in 1944 was a turning point in the Burma Campaign, and the cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is a deeply moving experience for every visitor.
Adventure seekers love the Dzukou Valley trek — a high-altitude valley between Nagaland and Manipur blanketed in seasonal wildflowers, rhododendrons and lily meadows. The Japfu Peak (3048 m), Nagaland's second-highest mountain, rewards trekkers with panoramic views over rolling Naga Hills. Our expert guides and customised Nagaland packages ensure every traveller — from culture lovers to wildlife enthusiasts to honeymooners — discovers the magic of this extraordinary state.
Why Visit Nagaland?
Hornbill Festival
India's biggest tribal festival — 17 Naga tribes, 10 days, December 1–10 at Kisama Heritage Village.
Kohima War Cemetery
Asia's most moving WWII memorial — honouring 1,421 Allied soldiers of the 1944 Battle of Kohima.
Dzukou Valley Trek
Wildflower paradise at 2,452 m — rhododendrons, lilies and seasonal blooms carpet the Dzukou Valley floor.
Longwa Village
Unique village on the India-Myanmar border — the chief's house literally straddles both countries.
Intanki National Park
Nagaland's premier wildlife reserve — elephant, clouded leopard, hornbill birds and rare orchids in dense forest.
Naga Tribal Culture
Explore Angami, Ao, Sumi, Konyak and 13 more tribes — each with distinct language, attire, dance and tradition.
Japfu Peak
Nagaland's second-highest peak at 3,048 m — epic sunrise treks, rhododendron forests and panoramic Naga Hills views.
Naga Cuisine
Smoked pork with axone, bhut jolokia (world's hottest chilli), fermented bamboo shoots and rice beer zutho.
Best Time to Visit Nagaland
Oct–Feb: Peak Season
The best time for Nagaland tour — cool, dry weather (10–22°C). Hornbill Festival (Dec 1–10) at Kisama is the highlight. Ideal for Kohima sightseeing, Dzukou Valley trek and Longwa Village visits.
Mar–May: Flower Season
Spring brings spectacular wildflowers to Dzukou Valley — lilies, rhododendrons and seasonal blooms. The Sekrenyi Festival (Angami Naga) falls in February–March. Temperatures mild (15–25°C) and pleasant for trekking.
Jun–Sep: Monsoon Season
Heavy monsoon rains (1,800–2,500 mm) make trekking difficult. Lush green landscapes perfect for photography. Moatsu Festival (Ao Naga, May) and Tuluni Festival (Sumi Naga, July) are cultural highlights during this period.
How to Reach Nagaland
By Air — Dimapur Airport
Dimapur Airport (DMU) is the only commercial airport in Nagaland — 74 km from Kohima. Direct flights from Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati and Imphal. Taxi/cab from Dimapur to Kohima takes ~2.5 hours on NH-29.
By Train — Dimapur Station
Dimapur Railway Station connects to Guwahati, Kolkata, Delhi and Chennai. Key trains: Rajdhani Express (Delhi–Dimapur), Intercity Express (Guwahati–Dimapur). From Dimapur, hire cab or shared sumo to Kohima (74 km, 2.5 hrs).
By Road — from Guwahati
Guwahati is the major road gateway to Nagaland — 280 km (6 hrs) from Dimapur via NH-27. Regular state buses and private Sumo/Tata Ace ply between Guwahati and Kohima daily. NH-29 connects Dimapur to Kohima.
By Bus — State Transport
Nagaland State Transport (NST) and private operators run daily buses from Guwahati, Imphal and Shillong to Kohima and Dimapur. Overnight buses from Guwahati reach Kohima in about 8 hours on NH-27/NH-29 route.
Nagaland Tour 5N/6D Itinerary
Arrive Dimapur → Drive to Kohima
Arrive at Dimapur Airport or Railway Station. Transfer to Kohima (74 km, ~2.5 hrs) on scenic NH-29. Check in hotel. Evening: visit Kohima Town Market and local Naga handicraft shops. Overnight Kohima.
Kohima War Cemetery & Kisama Heritage Village
Morning: Kohima War Cemetery (WWII memorial, 1,421 Allied soldiers). Visit State Museum and Kohima Cathedral. Afternoon: Kisama Heritage Village — 17 Naga tribe morungs (men's dormitories), tribal artefacts and cultural displays. Evening: Naga cuisine dinner. Overnight Kohima.
Dzukou Valley Trek
Early start for Dzukou Valley trek (base: Viswema village). Ascend to Dzukou Valley (2,452 m) through dense rhododendron forests — carpeted with seasonal wildflowers. Option to trek to Japfu Peak (3,048 m) for sunrise panoramas. Return to Kohima by evening. Overnight Kohima.
Drive to Mon — Konyak Naga Heartland
Drive from Kohima to Mon district (340 km, ~8 hrs) — the homeland of the Konyak Naga tribe. En route visit Mokokchung (Ao Naga territory). Arrive Mon evening. Visit Mon Market and interact with tattooed Konyak headhunter elders. Overnight Mon.
Longwa Village — India-Myanmar Border
Visit Longwa Village (35 km from Mon) — the famous village where the Angh (chief's) house straddles the India-Myanmar border. Meet tattooed Konyak headhunter elders, see ancient skulls collection and traditional morung. Return to Mon. Overnight Mon or begin return journey.
Return to Dimapur — Departure
Drive back to Dimapur (approx 6–7 hrs from Mon via Kohima). En route: optional stop at Intanki National Park viewpoint. Pick up Naga handicrafts, shawls and bamboo-crafts at Dimapur market. Transfer to Dimapur Airport/Railway Station for departure. Tour ends.
Naga Food & Travel Tips
Naga Cuisine Must-Try
- ▶ Smoked Pork with Axone (fermented soybean) — Nagaland's signature dish
- ▶ Naga Dal with Bamboo Shoots — earthy, smoky tribal flavour
- ▶ Anishi Curry — dried taro leaves with smoked pork, Naga staple
- ▶ Bhut Jolokia Chutney — world's hottest chilli, handle with care!
- ▶ Zutho (rice beer) — traditional Angami Naga brew, try at village homestays
- ▶ Galho — Naga rice and vegetable porridge, perfect for cold mornings
Nagaland Travel Tips
- ▶ Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for non-Nagaland residents — obtain online or at check-posts
- ▶ Book Hornbill Festival (Dec 1–10) packages 3–4 months in advance — accommodation fills fast
- ▶ Carry warm clothes Oct–Feb — Kohima nights can drop to 4–8°C
- ▶ Respect tribal customs — ask permission before photographing elders or ceremonies
- ▶ ATMs limited in Mon/Longwa — carry sufficient cash before travelling to remote areas
- ▶ Sunday is a dry day in Nagaland — no alcohol served across the state