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Trek to Dzukou Valley, Trek to Dzukou Valley

Kohima-Jakhama-Dzukou Valley-Dimapur

Price starts from
₹ 5,775
Two North East State Tour with Hornbill Festival, Two North East State Tour with Hornbill Festival

Guwahati - Kaziranga - Kohima - Khonoma - Dzuleke - Dimapur

Price starts from
₹ 19,000
Dzukou Valley Tour, Dzukou Valley Tour

Dimapur - Kohima - Khonoma Village - Dzukou Valley

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₹ 35,000

Frequently Asked Questions About Tours in Nagaland

Find answers to common questions about tour prices, itineraries, inclusions, permits, customizations, group travel, family-friendly packages, and travel planning in Nagaland.

  • Most Nagaland tour packages cost ₹16,000–₹40,000 per person (land only) depending on route and season; Hornbill Festival dates carry peak pricing. Share your dates for an exact quote.

  • The Hornbill Festival runs every December (1–10) at Kisama near Kohima. We plan complete Hornbill Festival packages — access, stays and the surrounding Kohima circuit — and recommend booking months ahead.
     

  • The Dzukou Valley trek is a moderate 1–2 day trek from Viswema or Jakhama near Kohima, suitable for reasonably fit walkers; we include guides and stays in our trek packages.

  • 4–5 days covers Kohima and the festival or Dzukou; 6–7 days lets you reach Mon and Konyak country in the north comfortably.
     

  • Yes — Indian travellers need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for Nagaland, which we arrange. Foreign nationals must register on arrival.

  • Most Nagaland tour packages start from Dimapur (airport and railhead) or from Guwahati, with a transfer up to Kohima.
     

  • Yes — every Nagaland tour package is fully customisable around the Hornbill Festival, the Dzukou Valley trek or Konyak country, to suit your dates and pace.
     

  • Yes — Nagaland is welcoming and safe for visitors; the main planning factors are permits, festival-season demand and travel time to remote areas like Mon.