Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, offers a unique blend of nature, tribal traditions, and historical legacy. Surrounded by green hills and dotted with charming villages, Kohima is most famous for the Battle of Kohima during World War II and for hosting the colorful Hornbill Festival, which showcases the rich culture of Nagaland’s many tribes. Whether you're exploring the war memorial, visiting traditional Naga villages, or enjoying misty mountain views, Kohima has a calm, earthy charm that makes it truly special.

– Arrive in Dimapur by flight/train, and drive to Kohima (approx. 3–4 hrs). – Check-in to hotel or homestay. – Visit the Kohima War Cemetery, a beautifully maintained site in memory of World War II soldiers. – Evening stroll at Kisama Heritage Village (especially lively during the Hornbill Festival in December). – Overnight stay in Kohima.

– Visit State Museum to learn about Naga tribes. – Drive to Khonoma Village, Asia’s first green village, known for its eco-friendly practices and warrior history. – Interact with locals and enjoy a traditional Naga lunch. – Return to Kohima for overnight stay.

– Early morning trek or drive to the base of Dzükou Valley, one of Northeast India’s most scenic spots. – Short hike to enjoy views of lush rolling hills and seasonal wildflowers. – Return to Kohima in the evening. – Overnight stay.

– After breakfast, drive back to Dimapur for onward travel.