Northeast States, India
Adapt your wardrobe to Nagaland's distinct seasons for comfort.
Modest dress shows respect, notably when visiting religious sites or traditional villages.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers are for daily wear in towns and villages.
Sturdy hiking boots with ankle support are for trails. Waterproof options (Salomon GTX) are highly recommended.
Waterproof sandals or Crocs are useful for wet conditions. Comfortable sandals for relaxing.
Securely organize all your documents. Carry both physical and digital copies, storing them separately.
India uses 230V, 50Hz, with Type C, D, and M sockets. Type D is most common.
Most unlocked GSM phones are compatible with Indian networks (900/1800 MHz bands).
A good quality camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or high-end Smartphone) with extra batteries and memory cards. A Lightweight tripod is for low-light shots. A B&H Photo Waterproof camera bag protects against rain and dust.
Bring Portable chargers or Power banks (20000mAh) for power outages. Consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure browsing.
Google Maps (offline maps), Google Translate (offline languages). WhatsApp for local communication. Cloud storage or a Portable hard drive for photo and document backup. PayTM/PhonePe are domestic payment apps, foreign tourists typically cannot use them.
Tailor your First aid kit for common issues and potential hazards in Nagaland.
Carry prescription medications in original packaging with a doctor's letter.
A Comfortable daypack (Osprey Talon 22) for essentials. A Headlamp or Flashlight. Trekking poles for stability. A Water bottle or Hydration reservoir. A rain cover for your Backpack protects belongings.
A lightweight tent for designated campsites. A Sleeping bag appropriate for temperatures. A sleeping pad for insulation and comfort. A portable cooking stove and fuel if self-catering in remote areas. Consider renting some Camping gear locally.
No especially unique items require specialized equipment from outside Nagaland. A good Pair of binoculars enhances birdwatching experiences, particularly at Doyang Reservoir during the Amur Falcon migration. Always prioritize owning high-quality items for reliability.
These items enhance comfort and safety during travel and at your accommodation.
Bring reusable items to reduce plastic waste and support sustainable travel.
For monsoon or dense vegetation.
For power outages or dimly lit areas.
For homestay hosts or village elders.
A comprehensive First aid kit for remote travel.
Pack light and smart. Roll your clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles. Consider packing cubes for organization.
Lay out all items before packing to visualize what you truly need. Remember, less luggage means more flexibility and easier movement.
