The Land of Festivals, Nagaland is a charming state of in northeast India loved for its vibrant festivals. Filled with spectacular beauty, Nagaland offers an amazing chance to explore some of the most picturesque heritage villages and wildlife sanctuaries. Blessed with unmatchable beauty, the state is also well- known for its exquisite tribal culture. The scenic beauty of Nagaland goes parallel with its preserved history and traditions, and a visit to this alluring state will be an extraordinary trip.

Steeped in sereneness, the lush Kohima is the capital and second largest city of Nagaland. Kohima is renowned for the annual Hornbill Festival all over the globe. When in Kohima, visit the historical Kohima War Cemetery, a tribute to the soldiers who laid down their lives pushing back the Japanese army during World War II. Explore the picture-perfect village of Khonoma, home to the Angami tribe. 

Mystical Dimapur enthrals travellers with its captivating 13th-century ruins from the Kachari Civilization. One of the most offbeat places in India, the ruins, around Rajbari Park, is a sight to behold. The soul of the state is its people! Garbed in colourful costumes full feather-and-spear colour, crafty with their spicy cuisine and lively with their beautiful dance forms and lyrical songs, the tribe of Nagaland will delight the moment you step in the state.