Northeast Odyssey
The vibrant hills of Nagaland are home to some of the most distinct tribes of India. This small state bordering Myanmar to the east became part of the Indian Union as its 16th state in 1963, after a long-standing fight for independence. The capital of the state is the bustling town of Kohima.
Covering a total area of 6401 sq miles, Nagaland’s topography is defined by long stretches of rugged mountains, which arise from the Brahmaputra valley in Assam at a height of 2000 ft. Among its many peaks, the picturesque mount Saramati at an elevation of 12,552 feet is the highest – this is also the location where the Naga Hills merges with the Patkai Hills bordering Myanmar. Shrouded by dense clouds mostly, this region gets a very high amount of rainfall all year round.
This meticulously designed resort is set on 50 acres of wild land that’s being thoughtfully landscaped to be a paradise. It’s probably the first of its kind in the region, going by the sheer size and growing expansion that aims to introduce the concept of experiential hospitality. “Noune,” in Angami dialect means tranquil and serene. And true to its name, Noune Resort transports guests to another world -- midst greenery and a calm pastoral setting with a still water body surrounding the property. Promoted by Naithu Group of Hotel and Resorts, an established Naga chain of hospitality, there are four cottages, and each cottage is an independent unit that can accommodate a family, or a group of friends. The resort is currently on an expansion mode and about 7-8 new cottages are underway to make more rooms for travellers. Floating restaurant in the middle of the lake are some of the new elements that will be added in times to come.
Once here, be rest assured of efficient service that exudes a warm spirit of Naga hospitality at its best. Modern amenities in sync with any good hotels around the world add to your comfort. The location is the USP – it rests among the Patkai mountain ranges of the Naga Hills and overlooks a serene lake. Noune Resort is an ideal destination for de-stressing and rejuvenating stay, supplemented with exciting leisure activities. Go boating, water zorbing and tracking to the surrounding jungle. It sure is a getaway that’s not so far away from the busy commercial hub.
Neatly done-up rooms with plenty of wood work that spell warmth and comfort awaits weary travellers. Cottages come with private balconies and sit-out area for morning cuppa and in the evenings do watch sun set sipping your drink. Wake up to the sight of wild geese floating gracefully across the water. All the rooms open up to a manicured lawn where children can run and play around. Comfort is guaranteed with rooms well appointed and equipped with all basic amenities like televisions, intercoms and coffee makers.
The in-house restaurant is where guests can kick back and enjoy sumptuous Naga fare. Naga thali with the signature pork/fish/chicken cooked with or without bamboo shoot and a selection of greens and paired with rice, is a typical comfort food that anyone would vouch for. A sprinkling of Indian and Chinese also feature in the menu for those looking for familiar flavours. The restaurant is within the grounds, as well as, a morung (meeting-place in Naga traditional culture) can be accessed to get a taste of the local cuisine - in addition to the continental fare. At the Noune Resort, a promising endeavour still in a fledgling state, a few new projects have already been initiated. This includes the construction of a lounge area that will be catering delicacies from around the world.
A dreamy location in the midst of nature allows visitors to enjoy long nature walks and cycling rounds (available for rent) and even offsite meetings for corporates. Make use of the many lake-related activities offered by the hotel at an additional price. Like any resort, it’s all about the daytime activities. Noune Resort offers fishing, garden games for kids, angling, boating, and roof top deck for private parties, Children Park, and water zorbing. Grab your picnic basket and pitch yourself under those picnic huts and call it a day. And when you want to take it easy, unwind under the cool shades of leafy rubber trees overlooking the lake.
Single Occupancy
Double Deluxe: INR 3,800/night
Twin Premium: INR 2,900/night
Double Occupancy
Double Deluxe: INR 4800/night
Twin Premium: INR 3,800/Night
Travel and hospitality - dynamic as it is - is increasingly taking a fondness for home stays, with more and more travelers developing nostalgia for home and authentic experiences. While the Niathu Group of Hotels and Resorts boasts of luxurious accommodations that strive to offer world-class hotels, the line of Naithu Villas imitate the suburban homes of Nagaland throwing in experiences that is as local as it can get - without compromising on the signature standard of comfort enforced by Niathu Group. Naithu Villa is located in Sovima Village, habited by lively Naga families who go about their daily life tending their jhum fields, cattles and leading a laidback yet a bustling life. Over 3220 people call it home and the village is well connected with the nearest railway station, Rangapahar, roughly 6.2 kilometer away. The nearest airport is Dimapur Airport, which is slightly less than 9 kms away. So the location of the villa is well chosen to be accessible for travelers yet with a serene setting. Blue sky and greenery lent a perfect backdrop to the villa.
Largely targeted at visitors who are travelling in large groups or, with their families - each homestead can accommodate up to 12 people. Each unit is well furnished and includes a private courtyard, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living room. Ample space for car parking and plenty space for outdoor activities.
Price available on request.
The villa, located in the residential area of Sovima, a reasonably large village, is a short walk away from a playing area for children. Quiet and away from the bustling noise of Dimapur which is more or less a busy trade hub, the villa is a getaway even for locals. One can either head out to get a glimpse of the village life or just stay back and enjoy some of the in-house services like spa, gym and swimming pool.
Aiers Enclave, named after its proprietor Ms T Aier, is a boutique guest house located in the heart ofDimapur town. It combines the ambience of a family home with the impeccable service of a hotel.Aier’s Enclave is a blessing for the weary traveller and despite being located in the heart of Dimapur, it is a haven for guests looking for peace and quiet and still wish to be close to some activity and excitement.
The Hotel has 12 spacious rooms with huge bathrooms that have been done up in rich woodworks, high ceilings and marble flooring. The beautifully furnished bedrooms have been done up with some elegant artwork. For those wishing to not step out and just unwind in their rooms, the hotel has a vast selection of more than 4000 movies that one can choose from. Beautifully laid out and planned, this hotel is easily the best place to stay in Dimapur and the affordable rates also make the decision easier.
Aier’s Enclave also has meeting rooms that are perfect for hosting small groups of upto25 people and can also be fitted with multimedia devices. It is ideal for small corporate and business meetings, workshops etc.
Room Tip: Upstairs rooms are better and calmer, but overall the whole place is great. The best time to visit is between December and January.
House No 7, Near IMC Hall, 797112, Fellowship Road, Fellowship Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 797113
Landmark: Next to Old La Paloma Cinema Hall
Not only a getaway from the metro cities but also a refuge within its home in the commercial hub of Nagaland itself, the Niathu Resort of Dimapur is a peaceful property away from all hustle-bustle. Situated on the banks of the river Chathe, the resort is an ideal stop for an experience of a dust-free and green Dimapur - while simultaneously being in close proximity with the town. A touch of heritage Naga elements in every corner of this resort - especially in the cottages that takes inspiration from traditional Naga architecture, the poolside bar that recreates the look of the traditional village Morung, and the Naithu Machang which simulates the age-old raised platform characteristic of Naga culture, are the highpoint of this resort. Although close to its roots in tradition and nature, this resort is far from being a simple lodging. In fact, the Niathu Resort is seemingly as luxurious as it can get in far-off Nagaland. Although not very expansive, the Niathu Resort is a beautiful place to stay in whether you are travelling for business or pleasure. They have beautiful little bungalows that are outfitted with excellent amenities and guests have a choice between choosing the entire bungalow or just the room on a single floor. While there aren’t too many activities to do in or around the resort, do use this opportunity to take a dip in their lovely swimming pool, have an early breakfast with the rising sun at your back or even kick back and enjoy the peace and quiet here.
Rooms with 2 beds at 378 Sq/Ft so space is guaranteed. Complimentary breakfast (with Continental Plan). Normal occupancy in a room is two guests + one extra guests. For kids below 10 years, no charges as long as they are accompanied by parents. 50% advance payment will serve as a guarantee to hold the room.
INR 3,700/night
Rooms with balcony view. 420 Sq./Ft. Complimentary breakfast (with Continental Plan). Normal occupancy in a room is two guests + one extra guests. For kids below 10 years no charges as long as they are accompanied by parents. 50% advance payment will serve as a guarantee to hold the room. • 18% GST for Rooms & Venues below 7499/- • 28% GST for Rooms & Venues above 7499/-
Rs. 4,100/night
Room with balcony view. 420-600 Sq./Ft. Complimentary breakfast (with Continental Plan). Normal occupancy in a room is two guests + one extra guests. For kids below 10 years no charges as long as they are accompanied by parents. 50% advance payment will serve as a guarantee to hold the room. • 18% GST for Rooms & Venues below 7499/- • 28% GST for Rooms & Venues above 7499/-
Rs. 6,000/night
The Niathu Presidential Villa is an impressive riverfront Villa, located in a very convenient, yet extremely private location within the resort, it is ideal for a family or a couple of friends who want to share their vacation in utmost exclusivity and luxury.
Rs. 75,000/night
The essence of the people of Nagaland is fittingly represented in the way they serve their food to the guests. Known to be musically inclined, a piano adorns the traditionally designed main dining area, or the Chathe Restaurant. The menu consists of Indian, Continental, Chinese as well as the local cuisine. Ruby Cafe offers a beverage and a selection of baked goods of a quality that match those of the best patisseries in the rest of the country. At the Niathu Machang, designed after the architecture of a traditional Machang, diners are served local dishes that will satisfy the curiosity of the local cuisine. Here, what the Niathu Resort is successful in accomplishing is not only in providing an authentic meal, but also in simulating an authentic Naga dining experience.
The scope for leisure activities are endless - a swimming pool under tropical palms, a poolside bar to enjoy a refreshing drink, a garden to enjoy peaceful evening walks- all with a picturesque view of surrounding hills and the river Chathe. Visitors can also make use of the gym and spa facilities. A popular venue among the locals, many local events are also held here frequently.
7th Mile, Chumukedima, Dimapur, Nagaland 797115
Named after the Shilloi Lake in the district of Phek, the Hotel Lake Shilloi has been put together to beckon to all the travellers who pass by. Their grand rooms and staff make the guests feel welcome. The staff is also quite knowledgeable when asked for directions and guidance on what sights a tourist shouldn’t be missing out on. Despite being located close to the heart of Dimapur city, the hotel rooms are quiet and peaceful.
The hotel is located at an easy distance from the city shopping areas, notable local restaurants as well as entertainment venues. With their banquet hall and conference room, they can cater to board meetings, conferences as well as functions like weddings. The rooftop pool and restaurant are open to some beautiful vistas. Transport, when required, can also be easily arranged at the front desk.
You can choose between smoking and non-smoking rooms.
Despite the fully functional kitchen, the breakfast can be quite restrictive. Do be prepared to be asked to pay for anything apart from what is on the menu for the breakfast-of-the-day.
Above Vishal Mega Mart, Near Clock Tower, Circular Road, Notun Bosti, Dimapur, Nagaland 797112, India
The De Oriental Grand is located near the Dimapur city centre and has a view to kill for. An oasis of peace on a busy bustling street of the capital of Nagaland, the De Oriental has large well-furnished rooms equipped with several modern amenities, including, kettles for making tea and coffee, flat screen televisions, etc.
The hotel also has two meeting rooms that can be booked for boardroom meetings and seminars. They also provide a grand room to seat the differently abled comfortably. There is also ample parking space in case you’re bringing your own transport with you. If you wish to, you can also rent a car or arrange for transport at the front desk.
If you’re not on a tight budget, you should definitely go in for this hotel. The warm and welcoming staff and the laid back, relaxed feel of the hotel are definitely something not to be missed.
For a great view, request for rooms on the first or second floors. Also ask for the rooms that aren’t facing the main road or you could be disturbed by the traffic.
The best time to visit is between December and January.
The hotel provides a vast variety of the local cuisine
Themezie, High School Road, National Highway 61, Upper Bayavü Hill, Upper Bayavü Hill, Kohima, Nagaland 797001
The Razhupru Homestay is an old private bungalow dating back to the days of World War II. Converted into what is now officially a Heritage Hotel, Razhu Pru is located in the Historical Kohima Village and has a lot of old stories associated with it. Because of its age, the hotel is built using ancient wood and gives quite an insight into what it would be to live surrounded by old Naga traditions.
The rooms are spacious and look out over the lush green mountainside. And if you want to soak in some more of this ethereal beauty, there is a Naga heritage village nearby which you can visit and spend some time at.
Location
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Hotel Orchid is a moderately priced, comfortable property very close to the city centre of Kohima. Close to the War cemetery, the central market and the bus stop, the hotel is easily accessible by public transport and centrally located, much to the pleasure of tourists keen on exploring the sights and sounds of the city.
The staff goes to great lengths to make the hotel run smoothly and the visitors’ stay a comfortable and relaxed one.
The in-house restaurant is known for itslocal Naga cuisine. One must not miss out on any of the vegetarian or non-vegetarian delicacies.
An unhurried pace of life combined with a calm and serene atmosphere make Kohima a dream destination. As the host of the popular Hornbill festival, Kohima is more geared now to welcome tourists than it ever did. New accommodations are sprouting up in many corners but Hotel Vivor stands on many counts. Located slightly on the outskirts of Kohima, on the National Highway, ensures that it enjoys certain serenity absent in most hotels that are sandwiched between buildings in the city.
Hotel Vivor is the first property from Naithu group of Hotels and Resorts and, its opening has rekindled an interest in travel to Nagaland. After all, this reliable chain of hotel guarantees quality and comfort.
All the 29 rooms are in different categories: Standard, Premium, Deluxe, Deluxe Suite, Executive Suite and Niathu Presidential Suite and each manifests a story of warmth and creativity. The decor and setting are tell a story of a modern Naga hospitality. Woven bed runners with traditional Naga motif add to the overall charm. The generous use of wood and bamboo into the walls, floors and furniture heighten the aesthetic appeal. Guests are cheerfully ushered into a spacious reception area that has plenty of natural lighting.
Starting INR 3,300/ Day
Spacious, bright and outward facing offering a relaxed stay in a space designed to feel just like home. The rooms come with two beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.
INR 3800/day
The Premium Twin rooms offer a spaciousness that lends itself to a sense of at-home living. The rooms come with twin beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.
INR 3,800/day
Outward facing Premium Queen rooms are spacious and bright with a leisurely feel. The rooms come with single or double beds, a mini bar, heater, 24-hour hot and cold running water, cubicle shower, Wi-Fi, and tea/coffee maker.
Starting INR 4,300/day
These dainty rooms come with all modern amenities to ensure comfort and leisure.
Starting INR 5,300
Contemporary furnishings, a private balcony revealing a majestic view of the natural scenery, and a private sitting area sets this suite apart.
INR 5800/day
Separate living area and bedroom emphasizes the brand of spaciousness that the property has attempted to employ in all the rooms. A seating area with a private balcony is the main highlight of this category.
INR 9300/day
A spectacular view beyond the windows and a luxurious interior design makes this top-floor suite a delight for aesthetic senses.
The Vüchü restaurant is the main dining area offering a multi-cuisine menu. Do not miss the sumptuous breakfast buffet served outdoors in the airy atmosphere. The in-house chef will dish out traditional Naga food for those who may love to sample a slice of Naga flavour. Even though the state is known more for its obsession with meat there are exceptionally delicious vegetarian options. So in case you miss your simple comfort food of rice and dal, just be sure to order the Dal Tadka, it’s one of their dishes to look out for!
The Muse Lounge packs in a punch with the young at heart revelling in the snazzy atmosphere. By night, it transforms into a happening rendezvous with soulful music, finger-licking snacks and different aperitifs. Call it a day here and drive your blues away. It’s also a great venue to have your private parties and chill out with friends.
The Morung, named after the traditional meeting place of the Nagas, is a cute cafe where meetings and discussion happen over endless cups of hot chai and nicely brewed coffee. The informal setting makes it an ideal place to have those impromptu meetings and catch-up with friends and associates.
Dreamily enough, the Hotel Vivor overlooks a scenic valley - views of which can be accessed from the property. Placed at the Muse Lounge within the property, is a bar and a chic seating area, often bustling at night with live music from local artists. Visitors can access the spa, gym, basement salon for some quality me-time. In fact, the wow factor, though, is provided by the spa, with its therapists who know just how to soothe your ruffled nerves. One can also spend their last days in this part of the country buying trinkets reminiscent of Nagaland at the souvenir shop that is within the property, or, enjoy a nostalgic night-time barbecue outdoors.
For those wishing to hold off-site meetings or events, the property is well equipped with state-of-the art convention rooms and equipments.
Kohima is a pretty town with lovely weather and is culturally rich. One can easily spend a few days exploring the city. There are many places of interest within this Capital city that would hold your attention – from the famous Kohima Village, largest and populous village in Asia to, the Kohima War Cemetery, a beautifully maintained memorial dedicated to soldiers of the 2nd British Division of the Allied Forces who died in the Second World War at Kohima. The local markets of course allow one a peep into the life and cultures of the Nagas.
Perched on the lush green hill that is Kohima, Hotel Ura has a wonderful view of the city and the surrounding valleys. Nature lovers can rejoice in the fact that the breathtakingDzuko valley is just about 10km away from the hotel. It is also located very close to the State Museum which gives a little peek into the traditional Naga world. Packed with modern amenities like free high speed wi-fi as well as free parking space, the hotel is a fun mix of the old and the modern world.
In addition, this hotel is one of the few pet friendly hotels in India and the fur babies are welcomed with equal warmth and love. Room services and the hotel staff are extremely efficient and helpful. The hotel also has concession for those who wants to bring along their Pets, provided they are friendly. The hotel also has conference rooms with the capacity to hold meetings and seminars.
If one wishes to explore the interiors of Nagaland in more details, the Ura Lodge is a better choice. While it is an extension of Hotel Ura, it is situated in Phesama Village which is less than a kilometer away from Kisama – the heritage village which is the site of the famous Annual hornbill festival. Nestled in the lap of nature and perched delicately on a green hillside, Ura Lodge is the place to be in if being one with nature appeals to you. It really is hard to resist the charm of the countryside here. The spacious rooms are built to resemble cottages and the location right on the village streets lends a charming rustic feel to the whole setup.
Ura restaurant serves local Naga foods and other Indian and continental dishes.
The Touphema Tourist Villageis one of the ancient heritage villages of Nagaland and is a wonderful recreation of a traditional AngamiNaga village. It is setup with cabins and rooms that have been built to look like traditional huts / cottage.
Travelers who choose to stay here get an opportunity to get an insight into the Naga social system along with culture and governance by visiting the village. A short walk around the village can transport one way back in time when you see all around you how Naga tribes have existed all through the centuries, till date. Visitors are also invited to tease their palates with some popular Naga delicacies, likeGhalo and Bamboo Baked Fish along with Rice Beer (that’s what I’m talking about!) at the village. The AngamiSekrenyi annual festivalis celebrated with great fervor in the village in the month of February. It’s always more than worth the visit this time of the year.
Most of the traditional village buildings have their roofs made of corrugated iron without chimneys to release the smoke from the internal cooking fires. Probably one of the reasons why there is always a lingering smell of it in the air.
Situated on a gentle hillock with a panoramic view of the surrounding valleys, Touphema offers a chance to stay in quaint little huts, enjoy pleasant evenings around bonfireswith cultural dances just adding to rustic feel of the entire place. The scenic locales offer some of the best photo opportunities there are and the Naga tradition of serving local dishes with homemade rice beer is just super!
A recently refurbished Museum inside the village offers an extensive ethnographic collection including wood carvings, musical instruments, textiles, handicrafts traditional artifacts, jewellery and archaeological finds.
While the village itself seems quite traiditonal, it does offer basic comforts for its guests. So when you book one of these huts, you can expect a room done up in a way that showcases Naga history, traditions and ancient myths. The huts are spread out well enough to offer some privacy and each is based on a different theme.
41 km North (a 2 hour drive) along the National Highwayfrom the main town of Kohima.
Location:Touphema, Kohima, Nagaland
Contact:+91-9436005002.
A government hotel with all modern amenities, the Hotel Japfu is done up quite grandly in the theme of the bygone era. The varied price range ensures that hotel is accessible to all brackets of travelers. In addition to this, the hotel is also centrally located which ensures that there is plenty for you to do the minute you step out of the hotel. The shopping complex and the local markets are close enough to encourage quite a bit of shopping. So much so that you can expect your bags to be quite full by the time you are packing to get back home.
When you do your bookings, do request for rooms on the upper floors and with windows facing out the front of the hotel. This side has a lovely view of the Naga hills, the local churches, etc. The staff at Hotel Japfuare extremely warm and hospitable. They are also quite willing to help out with directions or to put together a touristy to-do list for your vacation. The hotel also has space for car parking along with local taxi and bus services.
The hotel is also quite well equipped to organize meetings and business conferences. The conference hall is large enough to seat about 50 people.
For those who wish to taste the local Naga cuisine, one can walk down to the in-house hotel restaurant and grab a bite of the delectable dishes put together by the chefs. The hotel also offers a choice several other cuisines especially for those who are particular about eating healthy food.
Nestled on the roof of Kohima, Hotel Grandeur really lives up to its name. One peek out of its windows and you will know why. Thanks to its height, the hotel has an uninterrupted view of the city of Kohima and the lush green valleys that surround it. Its comfortable rooms stocked with all modern amenities and the facility of room service allows you to soak in the laid back environment and unwind without interruptions.
If you are a tourist travelling by car, ample parking space has been provided. If you are a local or someone who wants to organize an event, the staff at Hotel Grandeur also has expertise in organizing weddings, birthday parties and conferences as well.
The best part? You have multiple payment options, especially if you are booking a room remotely.
The in-house restaurant serves a wide variety of cuisines including the local Naga delicacies. The restaurant is furnished and adorned in traditional style and touch and gives and insight into the Naga life styles. The restaurant does close a wee bit early (9pm) so do plan your dinners accordingly.
A dream come true for budget travelers, the hotel Fira is a centrally located, pleasant place to spend your vacation. Tourist sights like the State Museum, the World War II cemetery, a few traditional Naga villages and popular shipping areas are located close by. The rooms are blessed with a pleasant view of Kohima town and the Naga hills from their windows.
Despite being pocket friendly, the staff at the hotel does not compromise on the comfort of their guests, especially if they are first time visitors. The room services are prompt, the staff responses are highly efficient and the rooms themselves are spacious and comfortable. It is also an ideal hotel if you are travelling with family.
Don’t forget to exploit the proximity to the local market by picking up authentic Naga crafts products, traditional outfitsand other hand-made gift items. And do dig into the local Naga delicacies to give your taste buds a little something different to taste as well!
Located across the road from the famous World War II memorial cemetery, the Blue Bayou should be your first pick if you’re looking for a budget stay.Overlooking the wide Naga hill range, the view from the rooms isn’t one you’re likely to forget anytime soon and the bang-in-the-middle-of-the-city location is, of course, the icing on the cake.
The Blue Bayou has a total of eight rooms that are divided into three broad categories (Superior/Twin, Deluxe and Premier). However, no matter what category you select, you are assured a room with understated and elegant furnishings and fixtures. The spacious beds ensure that you catch up on all the beauty sleep you’ve been looking forward to. A word to the wise here, do make it a point to opt for the rooms that don’t face the main street. While the central location is a blessing when you want to just step out and explore, the busy sounds can certainly be a bit of a disturbance if you’re trying to get some rest.
Aside from that small detail, the Blue Bayou is a great choice for a tourist. Especially since the hotel is very particular about maintaining a healthy and clean environment. The smoking rooms are separated from the non-smoking ones and all the rooms are equipped with a mini-bar, electric kettles for hot beverages, complimentary water bottles and state-of-the-art TVs. There is a doctor available 24/7.
The hotel is located about 47km from the nearest Railway station and Dimapur airport. There are also pick up and drop facilities which can be arranged at the reception. The best landmark is the World War II Memorial right opposite the hotel.
Want to get away from the world and reconnect with yourself? Well then, the Aiers’ Farmstay is the place you’re looking for. Located at the foothills of the Patkai Range in Dimapur at the Old Showuba Village, this lovely little place is sublime enough to help you recharge your batteries.
Don’t be fooled by its laidback surroundings and humble façade though, the Aiers’ Farmstay is equipped with all the luxuries one could possibly associate with ‘modern’ living. A standard fully-serviced guest lodge here has luxurious roomsreplete with air conditioning, a mini – bar, a coffee and tea maker, digital TV and complimentary wi-fi. The elegant teak wood furnishings coupled with the beautiful tiled and marble flooringjust add to the aura of the whole place.In addition, each room features a large private balcony that isblessed with views of the waters and the expansive farmlands.
Speaking of farmlands, it is important to note that the property was originally built exclusively for farming and floricultural activities. Since it is a privately owned farmland, all the produce used on the farm is grown locally. This includes the fruits like bananas, mangoes and cheekusand spices like betel nuts, tejpatta(bay leaf) and clove, to list a few. Probably why the food tastes so much more better and fresher here. Do remember to take some local pickles and jams before you leave.
The Aiers’ Farmlands promises “an experience that leaves a lasting memory” and do they know how to live up to that promise!
The Aiers’ Farmstay is located far enough to give you some space and close to not be isolated. A mere 25 minutes from the main town of Dimapur and the Railway station; not more than 15 minutes away from the airport and a 10 minute drive down from the National Highway number 29. There are also pick up and drop facilities which can be arranged at the reception.
