Let’s help you
plan your journey
Explore responsibly, discover offbeat places, guided by locals, rooted in culture.
Let’s help you
plan your journey
Explore responsibly, discover offbeat places, guided by locals, rooted in culture.
Nagaland is a hill state in Northeast India on the border with Myanmar, home to more than a dozen major Naga tribes, each with its own language, dress and festivals. Its capital is Kohima.
Travellers come for Kohima and its Second World War cemetery, the green village of Khonoma, the Dzükou valley, the Konyak villages of Mon, the Amur falcons at Doyang and much more. The Hornbill Festival, held near Kohima from 1 to 10 December, brings all the tribes together. Sekrenyi, Moatsu, Aoleang, Tuluni and many more are celebrated in the villages.
The best time to visit Nagaland is October to May. Indian visitors from outside the state need an Inner Line Permit.
Pollen Dots plans customised journeys anywhere in Nagaland, with village homestays and local guides. Browse the journeys and stories below, or write to us to plan a journey around what you want to see.
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