Hornbill Festival Nagaland 2026 Cultural & Tribal Experience
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Hornbill Festival Nagaland 2026 Cultural & Tribal Experience
5 Days 4 Nights
₹150,000.00
60
60/60
Monday
November 30, 2026
Friday
December 4, 2026
₹150,000.00
Friday
December 4, 2026
Tuesday
December 8, 2026
₹150,000.00
Monday
December 7, 2026
Friday
December 11, 2026
₹150,000.00
Overview
Schedule Details
Day 1: Dimapur Airport ➝ Kohima ➝ Kigwema/Kisama
Distance: 85 km Travel Time: 3–4 Hours Arrival at Dimapur Airport and scenic drive towards the hills of Kohima.
Kohima The capital of Nagaland, Kohima is known for its rich tribal heritage, beautiful mountain views, and its important role during World War II.
Kigwema & Kisama Nestled amidst lush green hills, Kigwema is one of the oldest Angami villages, while Kisama is home to the famous Hornbill Festival venue. Both villages offer an authentic glimpse into Naga culture and traditions. Overnight Stay: Kigwema / Kisama
Day 2: Hornbill Festival Experience
Hornbill Festival – Kisama Heritage Village Known as the "Festival of Festivals," the Hornbill Festival brings together all major tribes of Nagaland under one roof. Traditional dances, warrior performances, folk songs, indigenous games, local crafts, and authentic Naga cuisine make it one of India's most vibrant cultural celebrations.
Cultural Shows Traditional Games Handicraft Exhibitions Naga Food Stalls Evening Music Concerts Overnight Stay: Kigwema / Kisama
Day 3: Dzüleke & Khonoma Excursion
Distance: Approx. 45 km (combined) Travel Time: 2 Hours
Dzüleke Village A serene eco-village surrounded by forests and streams, Dzüleke is famous for its peaceful atmosphere, birdlife, and stunning mountain scenery. It is an ideal place to experience rural Nagaland away from the crowds.
Khonoma Green Village India's first green village, Khonoma is renowned for its conservation efforts, terraced farming, and traditional Angami heritage. The village played a significant role in Naga history and offers beautiful walking trails through forests and rice terraces.
Guided Village Walk Terrace Fields Traditional Angami Architecture Scenic Viewpoints Overnight Stay: Kohima / Kigwema
Day 4: Kigwema Village Walk & Hornbill Festival
Kigwema Village One of the largest Angami villages in Nagaland, Kigwema offers visitors an opportunity to explore traditional houses, village pathways, and learn about local customs and community life.
Guided Village Walk Traditional Homes Nature Trails Visit to a Local Ethnic Café
Later proceed to Kisama Heritage Village to continue enjoying the Hornbill Festival activities and evening musical performances.
Live Music Shows Cultural Events Overnight Stay: Kigwema
Day 5: Kohima Sightseeing ➝ Dimapur Airport
Distance: 75 km Travel Time: 3 Hours
Kohima War Cemetery A beautifully maintained memorial dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives during the Battle of Kohima in World War II. It is considered one of the most significant war cemeteries in Asia.
Nagaland State Museum / War Museum The museum showcases traditional tribal artifacts, ancient weapons, costumes, and the cultural history of Nagaland's diverse tribes.
Transfer to Dimapur Airport for onward journey.
Departure with unforgettable memories of Nagaland's tribal culture, hospitality, music, and the spectacular Hornbill Festival.