NAGALAND

Escape into the mystical land of Nagaland with Travel Bindass – where rolling green hills, vibrant tribal culture, and untouched natural beauty await you! Discover the charm of Kohima and Dimapur, trek through lush valleys, and experience the breathtaking beauty of Dzükou Valley, often called the “Valley of Flowers of the East.” 🏞️ Immerse yourself in the unique traditions of the Naga tribes, explore vibrant local markets, and witness the grand Hornbill Festival – a celebration of music, dance, and heritage. 🥁✨ Adventure seekers can go hiking, camping, and explore hidden villages surrounded by pristine landscapes. Nagaland is not just a destination – it’s an experience of culture, nature, and adventure woven together. 🌿 Whether you’re chasing serenity, cultural discovery, or thrilling escapes, Travel Bindass brings you the perfect Nagaland journey filled with memories for a lifetime!

NAGALAND HERITAGE VILLAGE

The Heritage Village is designed in a traditional fashion to keep the Naga Village alive. Nagas lived in tribes and villages during their head hunting days and showed exceptional bonding values within one village or tribe.

KOHIMA

Kohima is the capital of the North East Indian state of Nagaland. With a resident population of almost 100,000, it is the second largest city in the state. Kohima constitutes both a district and a municipality. 

TRIPLE FALLS NAGALAND

SHILLLOI LAKE

Shilloi Lake is the largest natural lake in Nagaland, located in Lütsam Village, Phek District, and known for its beautiful scenery surrounded by pine forests. This serene destination is a popular tourist spot, offering activities like boating and hiking, and is also a sanctuary for migratory birds, particularly Siberian Cranes in winter. The lake is steeped in folklore, with stories about benevolent spirits and a prophecy warning against disturbing the lake, which locals call Lütsam.

DZUKOU VALLEY

The Dzüko Valley, also known as Dzükou Valley or Dziiko Valley, is a valley located in between Senapati district of Manipur and Kohima district of Nagaland in Northeast India. This valley is well known for its natural environment, seasonal flowers and flora & fauna.

HORNBILL FESTIVAL

The Hornbill Festival is celebrated in Nagaland, India, to protect and revive the rich culture and heritage of the Naga tribes, promote inter-tribal interaction, and showcase their traditions to the world. Named after the hornbill bird, which is significant in Naga folklore, the festival features tribal dances, music, art, crafts, and local cuisine, and has also become a major tourist event to boost the local economy.