Dimapur Tours
Dimapur – Gateway to Nagaland
Dimapur, the commercial hub and gateway to Nagaland, is often the first stop for travelers entering the state. With its unique blend of tribal culture, history, and natural beauty, Dimapur offers more than just an entry point—it is a destination worth exploring.
A Dimapur tour includes ancient Kachari Ruins, vibrant handicraft villages, serene waterfalls, and bustling local markets that showcase the state’s rich traditions. It is also the connecting hub for journeys to Kohima, Mokokchung, and other Nagaland destinations.
Top Attractions in Dimapur
- Kachari Ruins: 13th-century megalithic structures built by the Kachari Kingdom.
- Triple Falls: Scenic three-tier waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.
- Diezephe Craft Village: Known for tribal handicrafts, weaving, and woodwork.
- Dimapur Ao Baptist Church: One of the oldest churches in Nagaland.
- Rangapahar Reserve Forest: A wildlife area for birdwatching and photography.
- Hongkong Market: Popular for imported goods, textiles, and local souvenirs.
Best Things to Do in Dimapur
- Explore the Kachari Ruins and learn about the ancient Dimasa culture.
- Shop at Hongkong Market for clothes, accessories, and handicrafts.
- Visit Diezephe Craft Village to experience Nagaland’s artisanal traditions.
- Spend time at Triple Falls for a refreshing nature escape.
- Join cultural tours and taste authentic Naga cuisine.
Best Time to Visit Dimapur
- October – May: Pleasant weather for sightseeing and shopping.
- December: Great time to pair Dimapur with the Hornbill Festival in Kohima.
- Monsoon (Jun–Sep): Heavy rains may restrict outdoor travel.
How to Reach Dimapur
- By Air: Dimapur Airport is the only airport in Nagaland, connected to Kolkata and Guwahati.
- By Train: Dimapur Railway Station is well-linked to Assam and other Indian cities.
- By Road: Dimapur is on NH 29 and serves as the road entry point to Nagaland.
Where to Stay in Dimapur
Dimapur offers mid-range hotels, budget guesthouses, and boutique stays. Popular options include Hotel Lake Shilloi, Noune Resort, and homestays near the city outskirts.
Travel Tips
- Dimapur is a Permit-Free Zone in Nagaland, unlike other districts requiring Inner Line Permits.
- Carry cash as ATMs and online payments may not always work in markets.
- Respect local customs and ask before taking photos in villages.
- Combine Dimapur with Kohima or Mokokchung for a fuller Nagaland experience.
Nearby Attractions
- Kohima: Nagaland’s capital city, famous for the Hornbill Festival (74 km).
- Mokokchung: Cultural hub of the Ao tribe (150 km).
- Kaziranga National Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site in Assam (140 km).
Why Travel with Tusk Travel?
Tusk Travel’s Dimapur tour packages combine history, shopping, and cultural experiences with professional guides and curated itineraries, ensuring a memorable introduction to Nagaland.
