Celebrate Nagaland’s vibrant culture at the Hornbill Festival, explore Asis’s First Green Village Khonoma and trek through the serene beauty of Dzukou Valley. A perfect 5-day blend of tradition, adventure, and unforgettable landscapes
Hornbill Festival is Nagaland’s biggest cultural celebration, held every year from December 1–10. All 17 major Naga tribes come together to showcase their traditions through dance, music, food, crafts, fashion, indigenous sports and more. But it’s not just about culture – Hornbill is also home to India’s longest music festival, with 10 nights of live performances by top artists under the stars. From warrior dances to modern art, tribal flavours to global sounds, Hornbill offers a rare chance to witness the spirit of Nagaland in full colour.
Dzukou Valley is a pristine alpine valley on the Nagaland-Manipur border, famed for its rolling hills, seasonal wildflowers, and crystal-clear streams. Often called the “Valley of Flowers of the East,” it’s a paradise for trekkers and nature lovers.
Khonoma is India’s first Green Village, known for its eco-friendly practices, forest conservation, and rich Angami heritage. It played a key role in resisting British forces and offers stunning views and cultural homestays.
Once we have received your payment a confirmation will be sent to your email and our team will contact you within 24 hours to confirm your itinerary and share complete details regarding your transportation and accommodation. We’ll also coordinate your pickup and drop timings. Additionally, our team will be available to answer any queries or provide any support you may need.
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It is a moderate trek suitable for beginners with a reasonable level of fitness.
Carry trekking shoes, warm clothes, rain gear, a water bottle, personal medicines, and ID proof.
Yes, all meals mentioned in the itinerary—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—are included. (Only Dzukou Trek Day)
Yes, tents and basic camping facilities are provided at the campsite and base camp.
No Network coverage in Dzukou Valley, whereas in the campsite, Airtel and Jio work fine; we recommend informing family beforehand.
Not included; it usually ranges from 50-100 INR Per Day.
Basic first aid is available; for serious conditions, evacuation to nearby towns will be provided.
Cash, Debit cards , mobile payments ( Google Pay, Paytm, etc ) are accepted. Carry some cash as backup, as digital payments may face internet connectivity issues.