Between Sky Valleys, Tribal Legends & Wilderness Trails

Arrive at Dimapur Airport, and let the journey begin. The road to Pfutsero, Nagaland’s highest and coldest town, winds through hills where time feels unhurried.

Spend the evening walking through the local bazaar, warming your hands around a fire, and sipping locally brewed rice beer with your hosts. Overnight in Pfutsero

Rise early and head to the trailhead at Viswema. From here begins your climb into one of Nagaland’s best-kept secrets Dzukou Valley.

With every step, the air thins and the sounds soften. Cross bamboo groves, mossy stones, and ridges wrapped in clouds until you reach the base camp. Overnight in Dzukou Base Camp

Wake with the valley. Golden light spills across rolling meadows and wildflower-laced paths. After breakfast, begin your descent via the Zakhama trail, cutting through dense forest trails.

By afternoon, arrive in Kohima. Wander through Keeda Bazaar, where everything from smoked meat to tribal spices is on display. Dinner is a flavourful spread of authentic Naga cuisine. Overnight in Kohima

Today, drive to Khonoma, a village perched in legacy. Once a battleground, now a model for community-led conservation, Khonoma is where traditions breathe through terraced fields and warrior homes.

Take a heritage walk, meet the elders, and end the evening around the fire, sharing food and stories with your hosts. Overnight in Khonoma

Take a short drive to Dzuleke, where the forests whisper and rivers run clean. Spot a Mithun in the wild, then continue on to Poilwa, a sheep-grazing village nestled in green meadows. It’s not a sightseeing day it’s a slow immersion into mountain life.

Overnight in Khonoma

Depart Khonoma for Kohima Museum, where the many tribes of Nagaland come together in history, textiles, and memory.

On the way to Dimapur, stop at Diezephe Craft Village a last glimpse into Nagaland’s handmade world of looms, woodwork, and traditional weaves. Overnight in Dimapur

After breakfast, transfer to Dimapur Airport. You’ll leave with more than souvenirs you’ll carry the hush of valleys, the warmth of village hearths, and the wild, quiet pride of a land untouched by haste.