Nagaland Tour Packages

Nagaland Tour Packages

Nagaland Holiday Tours - Pluto Tours offers a range of Nagaland tours in India, including exciting special offers. Book personalized Nagaland vacation packages with fantastic pricing and incentives.

Discover Nagaland's beautiful scenery with Pluto Tours' hand-curated Nagaland tour packages. This area is a hidden jewel among the Seven Sister States, known for its lively tribal culture, gorgeous landscapes, diverse food scene, and distinctive traditions. Nagaland caters to all types of travellers, whether they are adventure seekers, nature lovers, or cultural explorers.

Experience the long-standing customs of the Naga people, take in traditional celebrations, and visit stunning cities and villages located in the foothills of the lower Himalayas with one of our Nagaland tour packages. Our package also includes an array of activities, such as hiking in the Dzukou Valley and seeing the historic Khonoma hamlet. Our package itineraries also include a visit to the renowned Hornbill Festival, which takes place every year and provides an opportunity to learn about the various ethnic groups that inhabit Nagaland. Plus, savour the real Naga food, which is renowned for its strong flavours and wide range of ingredients, including bamboo shoots, native insects, pork belly fat pickles, and more.

The best part about our Nagaland vacation packages is that they accommodate budgets of various sizes. We have various affordable packages that cater to all travellers without losing quality. With our carefully prepared itineraries, we guarantee that your Nagaland adventure will be nothing short of amazing. So, book your Nagaland tour packages with us today and discover this great location like never other.

Best Places To Visit In Nagaland

Kohima: Nagaland's capital city, noted for its WWII graveyard and the yearly Hornbill Festival, which celebrates the state's tribal culture.

Dimapur: Nagaland's largest city, known for its ancient sites, including the Kachari ruins and the Triple Falls.

Dzukou Valley: A scenic valley famed for its natural beauty, hiking routes, and various plant and animal life.

Mokokchung: Mokokchung is famous for its lively Ao Naga tribal culture, scenic beauty, and the yearly Moatsu festival.

Mon: A district notable for its traditional Konyak Naga villages, historic Singh's mansion, and Longwa hamlet on the Myanmar border.

Best Time To Visit In Nagaland 

Peak Season: The months of October to May form the peak season in Nagaland, with considerable footfall. During this season, the weather is nice, making it ideal for discovering the destination's cultural and natural wonders as well as participating in adventure sports such as trekking and paragliding. The Hornbill Festival in December adds to the charm by highlighting the lively Naga traditions.

Shoulder Season: The shoulder season, which runs from July to September, delivers lush landscapes and occasional showers, making it the best time for nature enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the splendour of the bizarre surroundings. The monsoon season rejuvenates the vegetation, contributing to the region's natural splendour.

Waning Season: From March to June, the waning season offers warm temperatures and a refreshing breeze, best for outdoor activities. This time is great for summer trekking, hiking, river rafting, and enjoying Nagaland's scenic beauty.

How To Reach Nagaland

By Air: You can fly from Delhi or Kolkata to Nagaland's main airport, Dimapur Airport (DMU). Once you arrive at the airport, you can take a cab or bus to your selected destination.

By Train: To reach Nagaland by train, get tickets to Dimapur, the main railway station. The Dimapur Railway Station is well-connected to major cities such as Guwahati and Kolkata. The approximate distance from Guwahati to Dimapur is 281 kilometres, with a travel time of about 7-8 hours. The rail travel provides a comfortable and scenic path through Nagaland's different environment.

By Road: Nagaland is connected by road, with access via National Highways NH2 and NH29. Guwahati to Kohima is about 350 km away and takes about 7-8 hours to travel by car. The excursion provides stunning views of the Northeastern regions, providing for a lovely and delightful drive through Nagaland's pristine paths.