Is Dzukou valley trek difficult?
The trek in the valley is easy, just the beginning stretch before entering the valley is a bit difficult esp if you are out of running/walking practice. Also, there are more than one ways to enter the valley with each entrance a different difficulty level.
How long is the Dzukou valley Trek?
Trek will take almost 4-5hrs to the valley. As you reach the top of the valley you will see the guesthouse. There you have to pay 100Rs per person for registration.
Which is the best time to visit Dzukou valley?
The best time to undertake the Dzukou valley and Japfu peak trek is from end of June till September. The valley is its most beautiful during these three months, with all its flowers in bloom, dotting the landscapes with countless hues.
Is Dzukou valley in Manipur or Nagaland?
The Dzüko Valley is a valley located at the borders of the states of Nagaland and Manipur in Northeast India. This valley is well known for its natural environment, seasonal flowers and flora & fauna.
Does Dzukou Valley have snow?
In winter, temperatures drop far lower than one would expect in such tropical states, and Dzukou Valley freezes, sometimes covered in white snow.
Is Dzukou Valley open now?
Kohima: Dzukou valley will re-open for tourists from February 1, even as the process for ascertaining the damage incurred during the wildfire continues. Tsukhru said that once the valley is open for tourists, all visitors will be required to produce identification proofs at the two entry points—Viswema and Jakhama.
Is Dzukou Valley Open?
Why is Dzukou valley so named?
Dzukou valley derives its meaning from the Angami/Mao(Naga tribe name) word which translates to “Cold Water” referring to the ice-cold stream that flows through the valley.
How do you get to Dzukou Valley?
One can reach Dzukou Valley easily from Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland. Take a private bus or a train to reach the capital city. The nearest rail station to Kohima is in Dimapur. At about 20 Kilometres from Kohima lies the two towns of Jakhama and Viswema.
How do I get to Dzukou Valley?
How to reach Dzukou Valley?
- From Viswema Village (22 KM from Kohima + 8 to 9 KM motorable road + 1 KM steep hike + 4 to 5 KM straight walk in the valley to the resthouse)
- From Zakhama Village (16 KM from Kohima + 3 to 4 KM motorable road + 5-6 KM steep hike + 1 to 2 KM walk in the valley to the resthouse)
Can we visit Dzukou Valley?
Cost of visiting Dzukou Valley Entrance to the valley costs 20 Rs per person for people from surrounding villages, 50 Rs per person for other Indians, and 100 Rs per person for foreigners. Entrance fees are paid at the rest house, and you only need to pay once, not per day.
How long is the trek to Dzukou Valley?
Dzukou valley trek is roughly 15-20 km one way, depending on the route and it can take 2-3 days. It is possible to reach Dzukou Valley on the first day. Meet the sunrise next morning and explore the valley – there are several streams, caves and of course picturesque views. On the third day, you can trek back from Dzukou Valley to the town.
Where to camp in Dzukou Valley indiahikes?
Camp at the Trekkers’ Hut and explore the wide and beautiful valley (recommended). Ahead of the Trekkers’ Hut, you can do a 15 minutes’ walk to the Ghost Caves or ‘Bhoot Gufa’, as they are called locally. Remember to carry a torch as the cave extends to almost 1 km.
How did Dzukou valley in Nagaland get its name?
Located at 2438 meters above sea level and behind the Japfu Peak (Nagaland’s second highest), Dzukou Valley is believed to have gotten its name from its namesake river which means ‘cold waters’.
Do you need inner line permit for Dzukou Valley?
You need an Inner Line Permit to visit Nagaland. This can be obtained from Nagaland House in Kolkata, Guwahati or Dimapur. In addition to the fee to be paid for the Inner Line Permit, there is an entry fee of Rs.30 per person for entering the Dzukou Valley. This can be paid at the time of getting the ILP.