Hotel Transfer

Available
Mineral Water

Available
Guide

Guided
Walking Hours

4-6 Hours
Meeting Point

Hotel

Overview

The Seven Sisters, a magnificent region of mind-boggling diversity, are made up of seven states in northeastern India. Hundreds of tribes with unique cultural traditions and values call the Seven Sisters home. Every state is a traveler’s dream with its gorgeous hills and lush meadows that serve as a haven for hundreds of different types of flora and wildlife as well as their own tribal customs. The Northeast is rich in spiritual importance, home to hallowed pilgrimage sites, and rich in colonial history and the remnants of former kingdoms.

Trip Highlights

Take in the splendor of Hornbill Festival, the nation's longest running and most well-liked music event.
Visit Naga legacy Village to learn about the distinctiveness and depth of the Naga legacy.
Explore the untouched beauty of Kohima
War Cemetery: Dedicated to remembering those who gave their lives in World War II
Visit Green Village of Khonoma

Day 1 :

Dimapur – Kohima

After arriving in Dimapur, go to Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. showcasing the Naga tribes' heritage and culture.

Day 2 :

Kohima – Hornbill Festival Celebration

Visit the Naga legacy Complex in Kisama Village this morning. It is the Hornbill Festival location and provides a view of the surrounding landscape as well as the ethnic cultural legacy of Nagaland. During this festival, prominent dance forms like war dance are performed. The Hornbill Festival gives the tribes an excellent venue to showcase their own artwork and crafts, including paintings, wood carvings, sculptures, hunting prowess, regional cuisine, clever games & sports, and much more. The event also has a motor race, a vintage vehicle rally, a literature festival, music concerts, fire-eating displays for Konyak, chilly eating competitions for Naga, a flower exhibition, and more. Enjoy the native Naga tribes' music, dancing, and cuisine all day long. Extra Topping : Tea while attending the celebration

Day 3 :

Kohima

Visit the city of Kohima today. Visit the War Cemetery, built in remembrance of the courageous commanders and men who gave their lives in the Second World War. Proceed to the Sale Emporium, which has a large assortment of handcrafted and Naga handloom products. Continue to the Cathedral Church of Kohima, where you may see one of Asia's biggest crosses, a 16-foot-tall carved wood cross. Numerous aspects of traditional Naga dwellings are incorporated into the construction of the Church. See the rarest plant species at the Botanical Garden later on. The park's entire flora and fauna are a gift for nature enthusiasts. Extra Dessert : Tea or Coffee while seeing the city

Day 4 :

Kohima – Khonoma – Kohima

Visit Khonoma Village, often referred to the Green Village, today. The community has earned the rightful moniker "Green Village" because to the locals' terrace farming of alder trees and entry into ecotourism. After exploring this lovely village, head back to Kohima. The remainder of the evening is yours to shop. Black sticky rice pudding as an additional topping (one per person)

Day 5 :

Departure from Dimapur

Head over to Dimapur. Take a trip back to your hometown. Tour Comes to an End.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is generally the size of a tour group ?

Generally speaking, the number of guests that travel varies according on the location. For a world tour, the typical group size is from 40 to 47, but for an Indian tour, it ranges from 28 to 56. However, the group size may exceed the above mentioned group size if a certain tour has an exceptionally high response or if it is a unique tour like the Second Innings or My Fair Lady tour.

Who would be my co-travelers ?

You can travel with anybody you like, whether it a professional doctor or C.A., a teacher, a teenager, an artist, a politician, a businessman, a person of any language, a person of any faith, a person from any location, etc. We guarantee that your buddy list will grow once you get back from your ideal vacation.

What does the World tour price include ?

The cost of the world trip often includes your airfare, lodging, food, admission fees, visas, airport taxes, tour guide services, and more. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What does the Indian tour price include ?

The cost of an Indian trip often includes all you need to enjoy the sites, lodging, food, entrance fees, tour guide services, etc., but not your transportation to and from the airport. We do, however, provide all-inclusive air excursions from airport to airport. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What are the modes of travel on tour?

The transportation options vary according on the tour that you reserve. As specified in the schedule, we typically travel by flight, coach, train, cruise, speed boat, jet foil, cable car, etc. Refer to the relevant trip itinerary page on for further details.

Are there any night journeys on tour?

We could have night flights, but we typically try to avoid night tours as much as possible.

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Nagaland Horn Bill Festival Special

Nagaland Horn Bill Festival Special

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