Welcome to Nagaland!

After arriving at Guwahati Airport or railway station, you are to be driven towards the hotel. Post, check ins, you can relax. In the evening, you go for a cruise and have leisure time. After returning to the hotel, it is followed by a comfortable overnight stay.

Let’s hit the road and proceed to Kohima!

After having breakfast, you take the road and drive to Kohima. Upon reaching Kohima, you check into the hotel and relax. Evening is left free for leisure or relaxation, as per your choice. This is followed by a comfortable overnight stay.

Get ready to have fun at the Kisama heritage village!

After having breakfast, you proceed to visit the Kisama heritage village, which is the hornbill ground. The rest of the day is left to explore and enjoy in the hornbill ground. You then return to your hotel by dusk and this is followed by a comfortable overnight stay.

Distance- About 80 kms

Time- About 3 hrs (one way)

Kisama village:

Kisama Heritage Village (also Naga Heritage Village) is a Heritage Village located on the slopes of a hill between Kigwema and Phesama Villages in the Kohima District of the Indian state of Nagaland. The Heritage Village is the venue of the annual Hornbill Festival.The Heritage Village houses the morungs of all the 17 ethnic groups of Nagaland and is designed in the form of an ancient Naga village to give the feel of an authentic traditional Naga village.

Explore the Naga realms at Tuophema and go local!

After breakfast, you proceed to visit Tuophema. The Tuophema village is situated on a hillock surrounded by lush green valley and is set up to showcase the traditions, history and myths of naga culture and educates them about the need to preserve this. Visitors can indulge in enjoying the local Naga specialities like food, dance, etc. There is a museum housed within the village and guided walks to nearby hills and visits to paddy fields are available. You are to return to Kohima by dusk and this is followed by a comfortable overnight stay. This day is when you really enjoy the local life and take up the maximum benefit of this Nagaland holiday package.

Distance- About 37 kms

Time- About 1.5 hrs (one way)

Tuophema:

Most of the traditional village buildings have their roofs made of corrugated iron without chimneys to release the smoke from the internal cooking fires. Probably one of the reasons why there is always a lingering smell of it in the air. Situated on a gentle hillock with a panoramic view of the surrounding valleys, Touphema offers a chance to stay in quaint little huts, enjoy pleasant evenings around bonfireswith cultural dances just adding to rustic feel of the entire place. The scenic locales offer some of the best photo opportunities there are and the Naga tradition of serving local dishes with homemade rice beer is just super!

The fifth day of fun and frolic from Kohima to Dimapur!

After having breakfast, you drive towards Dimapur. Here, you visit the Kohima War Cemetery - a memorial dedicated to the British soldiers who died in the Second World War at Kohima, in April 1944. Then, you reach Dimapur and check into the hotel on arrival. Later, you visit the Green Park, City Tower and Dimapur Ao Baptist Church. You can also visit the local market. You’re to return to the hotel by dusk and this is followed by a comfortable overnight stay.

Distance- About 70 kms

Time- About 3 hours (one way)

Kohima War Cemetery:

Kohima War Cemetery is a memorial dedicated to soldiers of the 2nd British Division of the Allied Forces who died in the Second World War at Kohima, the capital of the Indian state of Nagaland in April 1944. The soldiers died on the battleground of Garrison Hill in the tennis court area of the Deputy Commissioner's residence. According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, which maintains this cemetery among many others in the world, there are 1,420 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War at this cemetery, and a memorial to an additional 917 Hindu and Sikh soldiers who were cremated in accordance with their faith.

Green Park in Dimapur:

A cool place to relax and hangout, Green park is one of the most amazing tourists attractions in the district of Dimapur in the state of Nagaland. The place is also visited by the locales of the village as well. As the name suggests, the park is full of greenery and is located in within the State Horticulture Nursery, surrounded by various attractive things such as restaurant, resting shades, boating options and other options to relax and rejuvenate inside the park. A nominal entry fee is required to enter the park and is open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and National holidays. You can also organize private events and parties on days other than those that are open for public visit.

Dimapur Ao Baptist Church:

Located in the heart of Dimapur is the Dimapur Ao Baptist Church which is a must visit for anyone coming to this place. The church is a congregation of 5000 Ao families in and around Dimapur and has 15000 baptized members making it the largest Baptist Church in India. The church is large enough to house a congregation of around 10,000 members at any point of time. A Sunday Mass at this church is a sight to see when the followers come dressed in traditional and formal attire. The half a century old Church is an architectural masterpiece standing tall and delivering the message of serenity, peace and brotherhood. From a humble beginning in 1958 by two Ao families, the church has grown to becoming an institution serving the poor and the needy and spreading God’s message. Every year during Christmas the church is decorated with lights which add to its grandeur.

The final day and the final goodbyes!

After having breakfast, you check out from the hotel and drive towards Dimapur Airport. From here, you proceed for home going with a lot of memories and moments packed in your bags and with this, your Nagaland holiday package comes to an end.