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Kohima (Nagaland): The hilly capital of Nagaland, famous for its profound World War II history, particularly the Kohima War Cemetery. It's a vibrant hub of Naga culture, showcased vividly during the annual Hornbill Festival. Kohima also serves as a gateway to trekking routes and is surrounded by lush landscapes.
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Imphal (Manipur): The capital of Manipur, nestled in a scenic valley. Imphal holds significant historical importance from World War II, evident at the Imphal War Cemetery and Kangla Fort. It's also known for Loktak Lake (the world's only floating national park, Keibul Lamjao, home to the Sangai deer) and the unique all-women-run market, Ima Keithel.
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Mokokchung (Nagaland): Considered the cultural and intellectual capital of the Ao Naga tribe. Located in central Nagaland, it offers insights into Ao traditions, particularly in its surrounding villages like Ungma and Longkhum. Mokokchung is known for its serene atmosphere, traditional handicrafts, and plays a significant role in Naga political history.
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Itineraries
Day 1
Arrival
On arrival, we will welcome you at Jorhat Airport. Then, your designated represesntative will take you to your hotel in Jorhat. Overnight at Jorhat.
Day 2
To Mokokchung
Today after breakfast, we will start our journey towards Mokokchong, an urban habitat to Ao Naga. The Aos are one of the major Naga tribes of Nagaland. We will cover most of the popular tourist spots including the District Museum, the town main park, Ungma Village the oldest & largest Ao village. After a full day of sightseeing, back to hotel & overnight stay in
Day 3
To Kohima
Today, we will start to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, situated at an altitude of 1444 mt above sea level. Although, Kohima is the land for Angami Nagas, but being a capital city it comprises of all the tribes of Nagaland. After reaching Kohima, we will check in to the hotel. Then, we will visit Kohima village or Bara Basti. The village is known for its natural beauty, traditions, culture and handicrafts. The village will welcome you with a large unique & impressive traditional gate elaborately carved with weapons, warriors and the skull of Mithun, a symbol of prosperity. After exploring this beautiful village, we will come back to hotel & overnight stay in Kohima.
Day 4
Kohima Sight Seeing
After breakfast, we will go for local sightseeing including, Khonoma village, War cemetery, Kohima Cathedral, Kohima Museum etc. After full day of sightseeing, overnight stay in Kohima.
Day 5
To Imphal
Early morning, we will start towards, Imphal, the capital of Manipur. En-route we will visit Kisama, the Naga heritage village. The famous “Hornbill Festival” is held in Kisama, every year in the first week of December. This festival showcases a mixture of cultural displays under one roof. After reaching Imphal, check-in to hotel. Evening free at leisure, overnight stay in Imphal.
Day 6
Imphal Sight Seeing
After breakfast, we will go for local sightseeing of the capital city of Manipur. Imphal is a scenic valley surrounded by hills on all sides. First, we will visit Loktak Lake – the largest freshwater lake in North-East India. Then, we will go to Keibul Lamjao National Park , an integral part of Loktak Lake & is the only floating park in the world. After Lunch, we will cover Kangla Palace, Lord Krishna Temple, Shri Govindajee Temple & local markets. Overnight stay in Imphal
Day 7
To Dimapur
Today, we will start our return journey towards Dimapur. Dimapur is the commercial hub of Nagaland state. After 7 hours of journey we will check in to our hotel. Overnight stay in Dimapur.
Day 8
To Jorhat
Our return journey continues today as well. We will start early to catch the afternoon flight in Jorhat airport. Finally, we will drop you at Jorhat airport with the sweet memories of the trip.
This packages includes:
- Pickup & Drop from Anywhere in Jorhat
- Dedicated Vehicle Included
- Hotel Included
- Sightseeing Included
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