As we venture into Dzüleke, Nagaland, we enter a peaceful realm where time slows down and nature’s whispers fill the fresh and crisp air. Considered to be around 300 years old, the village of Dzüleke is an offshoot of Khonoma, a historic Angami village known for its rich culture and green farming practices. Home to approximately 100 to 150 hospitable souls spread across 35 to 40 houses, visitors can witness shopkeeper-less shops with vegetables displayed outside, reflecting the community’s unwavering bond of trust.
This charming village offers vast spaces for picnics and nature walks. The river, forests, and fields invite you to explore further at each turn. Local households serve as guides, ensuring visitors connect with the community and gain a deeper perspective into their local livelihood.
Whether you wish to engage in various activities or simply relax, Dzüleke provides a journey into the warmth of Naga heritage and hospitality. This is not just any other escape. A visit to Dzüleke is a journey- an immersion into the warmth of Naga heritage and hospitality.
Finally, bid farewell to your hosts and local guide, expressing gratitude for the warm hospitality and for the beautiful memories created.
Travelers seeking a unique and immersive experience in Dzüleke, Nagaland. Ideal for individuals or small groups, nature enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
