Tourist Attractions

Khezhakeno Village Heritage Site
Believed to be one of the oldest settlements in Nagaland, Khezhakeno is revered as the ancestral homeland of several Naga tribes. The village is dotted with ancient monoliths, traditional wooden homes, and historical sites where oral legends come to life. Visiting here gives you insight into the cultural roots of the Angami, Chakhesang, and other tribes.

Chida Lake
A serene water body just a short walk from the resort, Chida Lake is a peaceful spot ideal for morning walks and meditation. Locals often speak of its spiritual importance and the legends that surround it.

Terraced Paddy Fields
The intricate rice terraces surrounding the village are a testament to indigenous farming practices. These lush green fields create a breathtaking landscape, especially during planting and harvest seasons.

Local Churches & Morungs
Experience the spiritual life of the village by visiting local churches and traditional Morungs (tribal dormitories), where cultural artifacts and communal values are preserved.

Viewpoints & Nature Trails
Several scenic viewpoints near the village and resort offer panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, perfect for sunrise and sunset photography.

Things to Do

Cultural Interaction with Local Tribes
Engage in guided conversations with village elders and artisans. Learn about traditional Angami clothing, jewelry-making, and folklore passed down through generations.

Traditional Cooking Session
Join the locals in preparing traditional Naga dishes using fresh organic ingredients. Try your hand at making smoked pork with bamboo shoots or wild mushroom stew.

Guided Nature Walks & Birdwatching
Explore forest trails led by local guides who introduce you to medicinal plants, native birds, and local wildlife. The biodiversity of the region is surprisingly rich.

Handicraft & Weaving Demonstration
Witness local women weaving intricate patterns on traditional looms. You can also purchase souvenirs like handwoven shawls and tribal jewelry directly from the artisans.

Campfire Evenings at Chida Resort
Unwind under a starlit sky with locally inspired snacks, traditional music, and heartwarming conversations around a bonfire.

How to Reach

By Air:
The nearest airport is Dimapur Airport (approx. 120 km). From there, taxis or pre-arranged transfers take about 4–5 hours to reach Khezhakeno.

By Rail:
Dimapur Railway Station is the closest major railhead. From there, drive or hire a cab to the village.

By Road:
Khezhakeno is well-connected via road from Kohima (approx. 75 km). The scenic drive through hills and villages is part of the charm.

Travel Tip:
We recommend hiring a local vehicle or arranging transport through our package, as the last stretch includes hilly terrain.

Best Time to Visit

October to May is the ideal window to visit Khezhakeno.

• October to February: Cool, dry weather perfect for sightseeing and cultural festivals.

• March to May: Blooming season with wildflowers and lush landscapes.

• Avoid peak monsoon (June–September) due to heavy rainfall and slippery roads.

Why Choose This Tour

✓ Authentic Cultural Immersion
This isn’t just a sightseeing tour—it’s a journey into Naga traditions, oral history, and village life.

✓ Unique Stay at Chida Resort
With its eco-conscious philosophy, panoramic views, and warm service, Chida Resort enhances your experience with comfort and charm.

✓ Expert Local Guides
All activities and tours are led by local experts who provide deep insight into the region’s heritage, folklore, and ecology.

✓ Off-the-Beaten-Path
Escape mass tourism and enjoy the tranquility of an untouched village surrounded by forested hills.

✓ Support Sustainable Tourism
Your visit directly benefits the local community and contributes to preserving their traditions and environment.