Horn Bill Festival with Dzukou Valley Trek

About the Destination:

Nagaland, one of India's most remote states, is gradually gaining popularity among tourists. It's a land that's far away, enchanting, and home to a fascinating population, as well as a land that'll transport you deep into nature. Nagaland is the place to go if you want to get a genuinely unique Indian travel experience. For the uninitiated, here is what Nagaland has to offer. Nagaland is home to several tribes, each of whom has its own set of festivals. Agriculture is the major theme of the different state festivals because agriculture employs more than 60% of Nagaland's people. Because the Nagas view their galas as sacred, everyone is expected to attend. The Hornbill Festival, also known as the Festival of Festivals, takes place every year in the first week of December and brings together all tribes to celebrate.

Quick facts about Sikkim Tour Package from Kolkata :

• Start Point/ End Point: Dimapur Airport / Railway Station
  
• Pick-up/ Drop Timing: As per Traveller Convenience
  
• Duration: 4 Days & 3 Nights
  
• Destinations Covered: Kohima - Kisema - Touphema
  

Customization: Available as per request

About the Tour :

• Enjoy the lovely panorama of the North East thru the Tour.
• Discover the hidden gemstones and get spellbound with the attraction of the panorama.
• Step out for Kohima town Tour and go to Kohima Zoo and after that pay homage to the martyrs in the War Cemetery.
• In Nagaland, the varieties of native plants and fauna are limitless. Orchids, Rhododendrons, and folks welcome you everywhere in Nagaland, whether it's a valley, a hill, or a mountain peak.
• Experience the distinctive sports performed by the neighbourhood tribes while indulging in neighbourhood delights within the Festival cites.
• Venture into the Naga Hills to take in the beauty and create lasting memories of the scenery, people, food, and culture.
• Enjoy your vacation in Touphema, where you may be staying at Naga Huts and basking in the neighbourhood while taking a stroll about the town. After that, try some authentic Nagaland cuisine.

Day 1

• Arrival at Dimapur and Transfer to Kohima
• Welcome on arrival at Dimapur airport & transfer to Kohima (2 hrs approx).
• Reach Kohima & check in to your hotel.
• Evening time free for personal activity. 
• Overnight stay at Kohima hotel.

Day 2

• Visit Kisama
  
• The morning after breakfast, visit Kisama Village to explore the festival.
• The local tribes dance, sing, showing war techniques, surviving skills to the audience.
• Enjoy local food for lunch. 
• Afternoon visit to War Cemetery, Kohima Cathedral Church. 
• Overnight at Kohima.

Day 3

• Local Sightseeing & Festival
• After breakfast, visit  Touphema village. 
• Drive to Touphema village- Take a walk in a Naga tribal village, museum and also visit the Touphema Village Resort run by the local Angami tribe. 
• Post lunch drive to Kigwema Village & enjoy the festival.
• Return to Kohima & evening time free for personal activity.
• Overnight at Kohima.

Day 4

• End Of The Trip
• After breakfast, Head towards Dimapur.
• Drop at Dimapur Airport / Railway station as per the timings.
• Have a great journey to your hometown.

• Water Bottle
• Snacks
• Tissue Paper (1 Roll)
• Appropriate Clothing
• Comfortable Footwear
• Backpack
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen
• UA Voucher

Know Before You Go

• Universal Adventure retains the right to change the schedule due to any type of disruption (i.e., weather, political events, or other factors) without converting the entire number of days and without compromising any service.
• Pickup from the airport/railway station is required between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Beyond those times, staying in Guwahati is recommended, and travellers are advised to notify Universal Adventure before making a reservation if they will be arriving after 2 p.m. in Guwahati so that Universal Adventure can adjust their itinerary.
• Airfare to and from the starting point of your travel isn't always included in the price.
• The tourist may be responsible for their international flights, visa fees, airport taxes, or any other type of coverage.
• Items of a personal character, such as drinks, laundry, smartphone calls, tips, digital digicam charges, and so on, as well as any other object not specifically listed above as 'INCLUDED,' are to be considered exclusions from the bargain.
• During the tour, do not consume any alcohol or other intoxicants.
• The touring car is only available on an itinerary basis and may no longer be available.
• The fee will vary depending on the number of people.
• The journey passes through an environmentally friendly zone; trash neighbouring sites or campsites are not encouraged.
• Every visitor must present identification at the time of reservation as well as upon arrival. PAN cards will no longer be accepted as valid proof of identity.
• All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details when making a reservation, as well as when they arrive.
• The accommodations are difficult to come by because of their scarcity. If they are no longer available, visitors could be accommodated incomparable assets.
• Liability for changes in the itinerary due to factors without our control, such as changes in flight and teaching schedules, airline/train cancellations, political unrest, natural phenomena, obstacles, and so on. will no longer be covered by the package deal price. There would be no reimbursement for any unused service or facility.
• If the excursion or specific interest isn't always accomplished for any reason, herbal or personal, no refund will be granted.
• To have a safe and enjoyable trip, pay attention to the excursion publications and teachers.
• All-access elephant safari tickets, as well as monument entrance fees, digital digicam fees, permits, and other fees, are not included in the package.
• The cost of the package offer is subject to GST.
• Any damage or breakage to objects within the motel may be charged at cost.
• The use of bright colours, such as crimson, is prohibited within the Park. During the safari, it is normally advisable to wear an inexperienced or another woodland-appropriate hue.
• Don't give the animals anything to eat.