Stay 

The Ultimate Travelling Camp in Kohima has just 10 luxury tents. Each are spacious in size and decorated in colonial style with large four-poster beds, polished wooden flooring, ornate chandeliers and beautiful Indian rugs and fabrics. Private decks with seating are perfect place for stargazing in the evenings or view the beautiful surrounding mountains. Modern conveniences include ensuite bathrooms, air-conditioning, electricity, hot showers, and services of your own butler.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Ultimate Travelling Camp in Kohima but there are no specific facilities available. 

Dine 

There is no restaurant par se at the Ultimate Travelling Camp in Kohima but meals are served in the elegant dining tent, decorated with colonial furniture and antique artefacts. A team of skilled chefs serve Indian, contemporary European, regional and local cuisine prepared with locally sourced organic ingredients. Please inform in advance if you have any special requirements or allergies. 

Relax 

Each tent has an outside deck with seating that is perfect for relaxing. The Ultimate Travelling Camp in Kohima has a central tent with a library, where you can find books on spirituality, regional history and folklore, and art and culture. The camp also has its own boutique, where you’ll find beautiful handicrafts and artworks made by skilled artisans from the local area and across India. In the surrounds are nature trails, perfect for meditative walks.

Experience 

The Hornbill Festival is an annual feast, when the 16 Naga tribes come together in the nearby Kisama Village, where they put on a stunning show of their traditional music and dance performances. The yearly, 10-day festival beginning end November, offers a unique opportunity for guests to meet tribespeople, once the dreaded head-hunters of the region and soak in their culture. Other activities include hiking to experience the beautiful Himalayan landscapes and visiting local villages.