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Nagaland, known as the “Land of Festivals,” is a captivating northeastern state with rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant traditions. From the colorful Hornbill Festival to the tranquil villages and scenic hills, Nagaland offers an enriching experience. Explore the lush green landscapes of Mokokchung, the serene Dzukou Valley, and the historical ruins of Dimapur. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, adventure seeker, or culture lover, Nagaland is a destination that promises a unique and unforgettable journey.
The best time to visit Nagaland is from October to May, with pleasant weather, clear skies, and vibrant landscapes.
The monsoon season (May–September) is not ideal for visiting Nagaland due to heavy rainfall and low tourist activity.
 Pick up from Dimapur – 1N-Kohima Sightseeing (War Cemetery, State Museum) – 1N-Dzukou Valley Trek – 1N-Mokokchung – 1N- Mon (Longwa Village, Konyak Tribes) – 1N- Tuensang (Shilloi Lake) – 1N-Drop at Dimapur
 Pick up from Dimapur – 1N- Kohima Sightseeing – 1N- Dzukou Valley Trek – 1N- Mokokchung – 1N- Mon – 1N- Drop at Dimapur
 Pick up from Dimapur – 1N-Kohima Sightseeing – 1N- Dzukou Valley Trek – 1N- Mokokchung – 1N- Mon – 1N- Tuensang – 1N-Zunheboto – 1N- Drop at Dimapur
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