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Nagaland Culinary Tour 

Overview

Nagaland's cuisine is known for its bold, distinct flavors and unique use of local ingredients. Among its finest culinary offerings is smoked pork with bamboo shoots, a traditional dish that showcases tender pork smoked to perfection and combined with bamboo shoots, imparting a deep, savory flavor. Another staple is axone, a fermented soybean product that adds a tangy, umami-rich taste to various dishes, and is often used in curries and stews. the use in curries and stews. The use of Naga chilli, known for its intense heat, features prominently in spicy chutneys that bring an extra kick to meals.

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Local beverages, particularly rice beer, are integral to Naga dining, providing a traditional accompaniment that complements the spicy and hearty dishes. this drink, made from fermented rice, is often enjoyed during festivals and communal gatherings. Exploring Nagaland's cuisine offers a rich tapestry of flavors that reflect the region's cultural heritage and deep connection to its natural resources. each dish is a testamentto the local people's culinary skills and their ability to create complex flavors from simple, indigenous ingredients.

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  • Accommodation on Twin Sharing

  • Tour Guide for entire tour.

  • CP Plan. ( Room & Breakfast)

  • Transportation 

  • All charges for kitchen use and cooking

  • All Sightseeing.

  • Driver allowance, Toll taxes, Parking charges, State Taxes

  • All applicable taxes.

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But We do not handle 

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  •  Travel Insurance.

  • Personal Expenses ( Laundry services, Telephone call, Alcoholic and Non alcoholic drinks,

  • Single supplementary room.

  • Flight Fare.

  • Any monuments and entry fees Excluded.

Tour Price

On Request

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Tour Highlights

  • Get a unique opportunity to taste the local food of Assamese, Ao, Sema, Lotha, Rengma, Angami, Puomai, Maram, Zeliang Naga Tribes

  • Visit one of the most beautiful trekking destination in Nagaland

  • Visit the first Green Village in India

  • Enjoy the local food with the cultures of the Naga Tribes

  • Visit the famous Commonwealth cemetery of the Battle of Kohima fought in 1944

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