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exploring Dzukou Velly, Nagaland Hello everyone, here we come with another thrilling video. before explaining about the place,let's talk about the expenditure of this trip-- To visit Nagaland,first of all you should have to make ILP ( Inner Line Permit ) it will cost 200/- per person. Then we booked train ticket 3rd AC(GHY LEDO IC EXP ) it cost--550/- per person. From Dimapur to Jakhama (ECO, Maruti Suzuki) cost--3300/-, again Jakhama to viswema ( DI ) cost 1500/-. Entry ticket to dzukou valley treking point - 100/ per person,if you carry Camera then have to pay-- 400/- dzukou velly base camp-- tent (3person capacity)- 2000/- (per night ), also you can stay in dormitory price 200/ (per night), blanket - 200/- (per night ), black tea- 50/-(per cup), veg rice thali- 200/-, Meggie - 100/-, egg omelette - 100/-. DZUKOU VELLY is a breathtakingly beautiful valley located on the border of the Indian states of Nagaland and Manipur in the northeast region of India. It's a popular trekking destination and is known for its lush green landscapes, rolling hills, and seasonal flowers, especially the Dzukou lily, which is found nowhere else in the world. Location: Borders: Nagaland and Manipur Nearest cities: Kohima (Nagaland) and Senapati (Manipur) .Access points: The most common route is from Viswema or Zakhama near Kohima. Key Attractions: Dzukou Lily (Lilium chitrangadae) – rare and endemic to the valley Trekking – The valley is a trekker’s paradise with trails through bamboo forests, rocky ridges, and scenic landscapes Dzukou River – A small but beautiful stream that adds to the valley's charm Panoramic Views – The valley sits at an altitude of around 2,452 meters (8,045 feet) and offers spectacular views of the surrounding hills Things to Do: Trekking and camping Photography (especially during monsoon when the valley blooms) Exploring the biodiversity of the region Birdwatching and nature walks Best Time to Visit: June to September: The valley is lush green and filled with wildflowers. October to March: Clear skies and pleasant weather, though colder. Tips for Travelers: Be prepared for cold nights even in summer Carry your own food and water; there are limited facilities Respect local customs and natural habitats There’s a basic guesthouse at the valley; many opt to camp. thank you soo much for your love and support.