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Dzukou Valley (Nagaland)

Viswema, Nagaland

Difficulty

Easy to Moderate

No of Days

Maximum Altitude

2700 m

Price

INR 9000/- Per Person Dimapur to Dimapur

Available Date

13th April to 17th April 2025

01st June to 05th June 2025 

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Discover the Enchanting Dzukou Valley Trek: A Hidden Gem in Nagaland

The Dzukou Valley Trek is one of the most captivating trekking experiences in northeast India. Nestled at the border of Nagaland and Manipur, this serene valley is often referred to as the "Valley of Flowers of the Northeast", offering a paradise of lush greenery, cascading streams, and vibrant blooms, including the rare and famous Dzukou lilies.

Situated approximately 30 kilometers south of Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, the valley lies at an altitude of 2,438 meters (8,000 feet) above sea level. Its stunning landscapes and tranquil environment make it a sought-after destination for trekkers and nature lovers alike.

Why Choose the Dzukou Valley Trek?

The Dzukou Valley trek is a blend of adventure and natural beauty, attracting both novice and seasoned trekkers. Whether you’re captivated by its pristine meadows, the vibrant flora, or the breathtaking panoramic views, this trek is an experience to cherish.

  • Difficulty Level: Moderate, with a mix of steep ascents, rocky terrain, and manageable paths.

  • Duration: Typically takes 2–3 days, depending on your chosen route and pace.

Best Time to Visit Dzukou Valley

The ideal time for the trek is throughout the year, when the weather is pleasant, and the skies are clear.

  • June to September: Witness the valley transformed into a natural paradise as it becomes carpeted with the unique Dzukou lilies and other rare flowers.

  • December can also be the ideal time to Visit Dzukou Valley during Hornbill Festival. For those who are interested in culture and tradition of Nagaland, Hornbill festival is a must visit for every traveler for its unique showcases of different types of dance, songs, cuisine, attires of Nagaland.

What to Expect on the Trek?

The trek is a feast for the senses, with highlights including:

  • Dzukou Lily Blooms: A seasonal spectacle during December and January.

  • Panoramic Views: Rolling hills, verdant meadows, and tranquil streams.

  • Rich Biodiversity: Rare species of flowers, birds, and butterflies.

  • Cultural Connection: Insights into the life of local tribes and their harmony with nature.

Safety and Essentials for the Dzukou Valley Trek

  • Travel with a Guide: The trail can be tricky for first-time visitors.

  • Pack Light but Smart: Carry warm clothing, rain gear, sufficient water, snacks, and a first aid kit.

  • Weather Precautions: Be prepared for sudden rain or temperature drops, especially at night.

Why the Dzukou Valley Trek Is a Must-Do

The Dzukou Valley trek in Nagaland offers a unique blend of adventure, serenity, and natural splendor. Whether you’re an avid trekker or someone seeking solace in nature, this trek promises an unforgettable journey.

Why Choose Himalayan Passion for Your Dzukou Valley Trek?

  • Expert Guides: Certified trek leaders with deep knowledge of the region.

  • Seamless Logistics: From permits to accommodations, everything is handled for you.

  • Memorable Experiences: Personalized itineraries and top-notch service ensure a trek to remember.

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Itinarery

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Day 04

Day 05

Reporting at Dimapur railway station then drive to Kohima, Arrival in Zakhama

  • Arrive in Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland.

  • Acquire any necessary permits (Inner Line Permit) if not obtained prior to arrival.

  • Spend the day exploring Kohima, visiting local markets, War Cemetery, and other attractions.

  • Stay overnight in Zakhama.

Zakhama to Viswema Village (Base Camp), then trek to Dzukou Valley

  • After breakfast, drive from Kohima to Viswema Village, the starting point of the trek. It's about a 45-minute to 1-hour drive.

  • Reach Viswema Village and start the trek towards Dzukou Valley.

  • The trek from Viswema to Dzukou Valley typically takes around 5-6 hours depending on the pace.

  • Enjoy the scenic views along the trail, passing through forests and rocky terrain.

  • Reach the Dzukou Valley base camp area and set up camp.

  • Spend the evening relaxing and enjoying the tranquility of the valley.

  • Dinner and overnight camping in Dzukou Valley.

Explore Dzukou Valley

  • Wake up early to catch the sunrise over the valley, which offers breathtaking views.

  • After breakfast, explore the Dzukou Valley. You can trek around the valley, visit nearby viewpoints, or simply relax amidst the natural beauty.

  • During the months of December and January, the valley is adorned with blooming Dzukou lilies, creating a stunning sight.

  • Carry packed lunch to enjoy amidst the picturesque surroundings.

  • Spend the day exploring and taking in the beauty of the valley.

  • Return to the base camp area in the evening.

  • Dinner and overnight camping in Dzukou Valley.

Return to Kigwema via Zakhama

  • After breakfast, pack up camp and start the trek to Viswema Village.

  • Depending on the pace, it usually takes around 4-5 hours to trek back to Viswema Village.

  • Reach Viswema Village and drive back to Kigwema.

  • Upon reaching Kigwema, check into accommodation and relax.

  • Spend the evening exploring Kigwema further or simply unwind.

  • Dinner and overnight stay in Kigwema.

Departure

  • Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

  • Depart from Kigwema to Dimapur, marking the end of the Dzukou Valley Trek adventure. Our service ends here, leave only footprints take only sweet memories of Northeastern Himalayas.

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"What included"

Cost of transportation to and from. (Dimapur to Dimapur)

Cost of accommodation in Huts/Hotels/Homestays.

Cost of Fooding while on trek (Morning and evening Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner- meals will be provided. Breakfast-Roti, Sabji/Maggi, etc., Lunch/Dinner-Rice/Roti, Sabji, Dal, Achar, etc.).(Day 1:- Evening tea to Day 5:- Morning breakfast)

Cost of Permit fees.

"What not included"

Cost of Personal expenses.

Cost of emergency due to bad weather conditions.

Cost of personal porter.

Meals during transit i.e. meals while on road or travelling will not be provided. No meals will be provided in Last day (Day 5)

Cost of personal porter to carry his/her backpack.

Things to carry on a Trek

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Booking Policy:

To book your trek, you need to pay 30% of the trek fees as advance. Rest 70% to be paid seven days prior to the starting date.

One can pay the amount online(Net Banking, GPay, UPI ID). 

Details to be shared on request.

Cancellation Policy:

  • 30 days before the trek date, full refund of the paid amount

  • 15 days before the trek date, 50% refund of the paid amount.

  • Cancellation less than 15days to the start date of the trek, no refund possible

  • In case Himalayan Passion cancels the trek or trip, full refund will be paid.

  • One has option to send another person on their behalf.

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