In the misty region of north-east India, snuggled among the clouds is the beautiful state of Nagaland. Come visit this mesmeric land of the Nagas!
Nagaland tour packages will take you to one of the most beautiful north-eastern states in India which are filled with mesmerizing views and green backdrops. The hypnotic exquisiteness of the state has been very well-preserved by the Nagaland Tourism Department. The state reflects the rich heritage, culture, and traditions that are still very diligently followed by the residents. Although the ancient history of the state is a bit unclear, it is said that tribes migrated to this area during different time periods and set up their respective autonomous elevated landscapes and villages.
As per the myths, the origin of the Naga people is from the east of India, which is backed by historical records that reflect stories about the Naga people settling in the northeastern region before the arrival of the Ahoms in 1228 AD. Nagaland is a mountainous region where the Naga Hills rise from the mighty Brahmaputra Valley in Assam up to an elevation of 2,000 ft. and further rise in the south-eastern area up to an elevation of about 6,000 ft. Mount Saramati is the highest peak in the state, with an approximate elevation of 12,601.70 ft. This is also where the Naga Hills unite with the Patkai Range, which forms the boundary with Burma. It is the beauty of the hills that makes Nagaland a sightseeing destination worth visiting.
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8 Days
Gompa Buddhist Temple, Ziro Valley, Tago Nyishi village, Apatani villages, Majuli Island, Auniati Satra and Samaguri Satra, Sukapha Samannay Kshetra, Kohima War Cemetery, Nagaland State Museum, Kohima Cathedral, Khonoma Village, Kisama Village, SivasagarMore
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18 Days
Maha Mrityunjaya Temple, Mahabhairab Temple, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Statue, Bomdila Monastery, Jaswant Garh Indo-China War Memorial, P.T. Tso Lake (Peng Teng Tso), Shungatser Lake, Tawang Monastery, Tawang War Memorial, Nuranang Falls at Jang, Gompa Buddhist Temple, Tago Nyishi village, Majuli Island, Auniati Satra and Samaguri Satra, Sukapha Samannay Kshetra, Kohima War Cemetery, Kohima Cathedral, Khonoma and Kisama village, Jeep Safari at Kaziranga National Park, Orchid Park, Bihu Dance, Mawlynnong Village, Living Root Bridge, Nohkalikai fall, Ram Krishna Mission, Kamakhya Temple, Cherrapunjee, River cruise on the Brahmaputra RiverMore
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21 Days
Ujjayanta Palace, Neer Mahal, Aizawl Sky Bridge, Krang Suri Waterfalls, Mawlynnong village, Boat ride in Dawki river, Mawsmai Caves, Seven Sisters Falls, Nohkalikai falls, Maha Mrityunjai Temple, Jeep safari at Kaziranga National Park, Kohima Cathedral, Majuli Island, Nag Temple, Jaswant Garh Indo Chinese War Memorial, Shungatser or Madhuri Lake, Tawang War Memorial, Tawang Monastery, River Cruise in BrahmaputraMore
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8 Days
Gompa Buddhist Temple, Ziro Valley, Tago Nyishi village, Apatani villages, Majuli Island, Auniati Satra and Samaguri Satra, Sukapha Samannay Kshetra, Kohima War Cemetery, Nagaland State Museum, Kohima Cathedral, Khonoma Village, Kisama Village, SivasagarMore
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21 Days
Ujjayanta Palace, Neer Mahal, Aizawl Sky Bridge, Krang Suri Waterfalls, Mawlynnong village, Boat ride in Dawki river, Mawsmai Caves, Seven Sisters Falls, Nohkalikai falls, Maha Mrityunjai Temple, Jeep safari at Kaziranga National Park, Kohima Cathedral, Majuli Island, Nag Temple, Jaswant Garh Indo Chinese War Memorial, Shungatser or Madhuri Lake, Tawang War Memorial, Tawang Monastery, River Cruise in BrahmaputraMore
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Nagaland, located in the northeast part of India, is famous for its rich history, monasteries, lush green rain forest, drool-worthy cuisines, tribal people and festivals. The major attractions that you can include in your Nagaland Tour package itinerary are Kohima War Cemetry, Kisama Heritage Village, Kohima Museum, Catholic Church, Japfu Peak, Triple Falls, Doyang River, Pulie Badze and more. You can visit this beautiful state with your friends or family or you can even travel solo here. The people of Nagaland are very hospitable and welcoming.
Nagaland is one of those holiday destinations dotted with a mountainous region with plenty of rivers. Hence the climate throughout the year remains pleasant.
● Summer: The ideal time to visit Nagaland is from March to April/May perfect for witnessing the blooming rhododendrons. Summer, lasting less than 3 months, is the second most preferred time to visit for sightseeing, adventure activities, and local festive gatherings.
● Monsoon: Nagaland gets hot and humid in monsoon, with heavy rainfall from June to September. Tourists avoid visiting due to landslides, but lower accommodation prices attract budget backpackers.
● Winter: The winter season in Nagaland typically spans from October to March. During this time, the humidity level drops, resulting in a cooler and more pleasant temperature, which is perfect for engaging in sightseeing and adventure sports.
Ideally, it is recommended to book your Nagaland holiday packages in early summer or winter as these are the best times to visit Nagaland.
Nagaland is a wonderful city famously known for celebrating diverse festivals. In this Land of Festivals, the tribes celebrate festivals around the elements like the spirits that saunter the villages and forests; the fertility of soil; community bonding; purification and rejuvenation. Some of the famous festivals are: -
● The Hornbill Festival
● Ngada Festival
● Hega Festival
● Mim Kut Festival
● Bushu Festival
● Tsukhenye Festival
Absolutely, Nagaland is a city for all. Nagaland offers a unique blend of vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and diverse traditions. From exploring tribal villages to witnessing colourful festivals like the Hornbill Festival, Nagaland promises an enriching experience. With its rich heritage, warm hospitality, and stunning natural beauty, the Nagaland package is definitely worth visiting for any traveller seeking authenticity and adventure. Also, Nagaland is a famous destination for honeymoon among people.
Yes. In the entire country, Nagaland is among the safest state in terms of crime rates. You need to follow the community guidelines and adhere to the state’s laws and regulations. Just to ensure that your Nagaland tour gets off on the right foot. Avoid going to shady places and do not leave anything unattended. Store cash in multiple places for emergency purposes.
Located in the far Northeast, Nagaland is one of the eight Northeastern states. While you’re on a Nagaland tour, the journey can be tiring but the well-connectivity of transportation and lush green ambience the region offers makes it worthwhile. Mentioned below are the ways to reach Nagaland: -
a. By Roadways – There is a good network of roads to reach Nagaland. You can take the National Highway 36 to reach Dimapur which shares the border with Assam’s Karbi Anglong district.
b. By Railways – The state of Nagaland has one railway station which is in Dimapur. So you can take a direct train from Kolkata or Delhi.
c. By Airways – Travelling by air is the quickest way to reach Nagaland. There are regular flights to Dimapur.