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- Dzukou – The Valley Of Flowers
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- Dzukou Valley during winter
Also known as “The Valley of Flowers”, the valley is situated at an altitude of 2138.4 meters behind the Japfu Mountain Ranges. The valley is the home of many varieties of flowers including Lillies, Euphorbias and Rhododendrons. The serpentine stream, shaped like the curves of Venus, flows through Dzukou and becomes frozen during winter. It offers one of the best trekking and bird watching trails in North-Eastern India. Despite, perhaps, the hard terrain and basic facilities, the valley offers the most unusual and fascinating trekking experiences
Activities
Trekking to Dzukou Valley and Japfu Peak
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- Dzukou – The Valley Of Flowers
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- Dzukou Valley
Itinerary:
Day 01: Arr Dimapur / Kohima
Arrive Dimapur by flight. Meeting upon arrival and drive to Kohima. Arrive and check in at hotel Japfu. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Kohima / Viswema / Dzukou
Morning after breakfast drive to Viswema. Arrive Viswema and start walking towards Dzukou Valley.
Arrive Dzukou and check in at the rest house. Rest of the time free to explore the valley. Overnight at rest house.
Day 03: Dzukou / Viswema / Japfu Base
Morning after breakfast start return trek down to Viswema village and trek further to Japfu base.
Overnight at trekker’s hut.
Day 04: Japfu Base / Japfu Peak /Viswema / Kohima
Early morning start climbing to Japfu Peak, which rises to 3048 meters. From Japfu one can enjoy the fabulous view of neighboring valleys, including Dzukou. One can also see the tallest Rhododendron tree in world (109 feet).
Later return to Viswema village and drive to Kohima.
Arrive and check in at hotel. Overnight at Kohima
Day 05: Kohima / Dimapur Departs
Morning after breakfast in time to transfer to airport for the onward destination.
Tour Ends
