Dzuleke

Best time to visit would be Oct- March, before the rain decides to play spoil sport. We visited in the month of March, just in time to witness blooming Rhododendrons (for the first time)☺️
Road conditions aren’t that great. No food joints.
For any of you planning to visit, highly recommended to pack your lunch, carry a mat- nature has her unique ways of boosting your appetite.
How pleasing the experience was! Gives just about the required amount of good vibes.

Visited today and found its a lovely place to spend couple of days. Looks like european ciry, decorated with lots of flowers.

Breathtakingly beautiful!! But leaches in summer damn! Got few of 'em like vampires craving for my sweet blood. But the view and weather is so pleasant, the water is super cold, freezing. The streams among the lush green hills are beyond words.

Dzuleke is a quaint, quiet, serene village with just about 30 houses. The location is amazing. Locals often come here for picnicking. There are lots of streams and paddy fields to explore. The homestays were great too. No qualms. I just wish the bathroom was well-maintained. We had to go to another homestay (where the rest of our group stayed) to use the bathroom/toilet. The food is good, and the people are very kind. There is no network here, so you're truly cut off from the bustling city life.

One of the most picturesque destinations in Nagaland which is around 20km from Khonoma. A small village where you can lose yourself in the midst of green. There is no doubt that you will be fascinated by the breathtaking natural charm.

Beautiful place, very clean village, picnic spots available

Beautiful place to visit especially after rainy season. Camping sites with camping facilities are available.

Peaceful place. Road to this place is not nice but the view after arriving there is awesome.