North East India
Discover Nagaland
Experience the Land of Festivals where ancient warrior traditions live on, vibrant tribal cultures celebrate life, and the legendary Hornbill Festival brings all Naga tribes together in spectacular celebration.
17Major Tribes
Dec 1-10Hornbill Festival
Welcome to Land of Festivals
Nagaland, meaning Land of the Nagas, is home to proud warrior tribes who have preserved their ancient traditions for centuries. From the world-famous Hornbill Festival to visits with the last headhunting Konyak tribe, Nagaland offers authentic cultural experiences found nowhere else on Earth.
Note: Inner Line Permit (ILP) required. Special permits for tribal villages. We handle all formalities.
Tribal Heritage
Hornbill Festival
Curated Experiences
Nagaland Tour Packages
Festival6 Days / 5 Nights
Hornbill Festival Special
Hornbill FestivalKohimaKisamaTribal Dance
Cultural7 Days / 6 Nights
Nagaland Tribal Heritage
MonLongwaKonyak TribeHeadhunters
Heritage4 Days / 3 Nights
Kohima Heritage Walk
War CemeteryState MuseumCathedralMarkets
Trekking5 Days / 4 Nights
Dzukou Valley Trek
Dzukou TrekLily ValleyCampingNature
Complete10 Days / 9 Nights
Complete Nagaland Explorer
KohimaMonMokokchungWokha
Food4 Days / 3 Nights
Naga Cuisine Trail
Local FoodCooking ClassMarketsBrew
Got Questions?
FAQs
The Hornbill Festival is Nagaland's premier cultural event held December 1-10 at Kisama Heritage Village, 12 km from Kohima. All 17 Naga tribes showcase their traditions, dances, music, crafts, and cuisine. It is called the "Festival of Festivals" and is the best time to experience Naga culture.
Yes, Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for all visitors. Indians can apply online at ilp.nagaland.gov.in. Processing takes 24-48 hours. Foreign nationals need Restricted Area Permit through registered agents. We handle all permit formalities.
Dimapur has the nearest airport with flights from Kolkata, Guwahati, and Delhi. Dimapur Railway Station is well connected. From Dimapur to Kohima is 74 km (3 hours by road). During Hornbill Festival, special transport is arranged from Dimapur.
Yes, Nagaland is safe for tourists. The Naga people are hospitable and welcoming. However, avoid isolated border areas, follow local guidelines, and travel with registered operators for tribal village visits. The state has improved significantly in recent years.
Nagaland has 17 major tribes, each with distinct customs, attire, and dialects. The Konyak tribe of Mon district is famous as the last headhunters. Each tribe has unique festivals, warrior traditions, textiles, and craftsmanship. Shawls and beads indicate tribal identity.
Naga cuisine is known for its smoked meats, fermented bamboo shoot (Anishi), Axone (fermented soybean), and fiery Naga King Chilli (one of the world's hottest). Try pork with bamboo shoot, smoked fish, and rice beer. It is distinct from other Indian cuisines.
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Experience the legendary Hornbill Festival and ancient tribal cultures.
