Vizo and his family live in the village of Dzuleke about 40 km from Kohima in Nagaland, India. The name of the village comes from the river Dzuleke that, during its course, goes underground once it reaches Dzuleke. ‘Dzu’ means water and ‘leke’ means underground in the local language. There are no hotels but locals have been welcoming travellers into their lives and homes.
Tribe: Angami
Population: 156
Hi @Saurabh_Narang,
Thanks for sharing with us!
It is really heartwarming to see the hospitable people of Dzuleke!
I have never been in a home stay, but it seems that it is one of the best way to experience a culture.
@sonnyNg Thanks for reading!
Yea,h indeed it’s an amazing way to experience the local lifestyle and culture. I have been travelling around villages across the World and would be sharing more photo stories here on a regular basis.
Do you have any plans to visit India soon?
I am open for ideas in the upcoming summer and I do really want to visit India , @Saurabh_Narang.
We are excited to see the next post of your adventures!
P.s: Please make sure when sharing photos to refrain from providing links, that in a way could be implemented as promotion.
@sonnyNg you must plan and if you do then please let me know. I would love to host you and show you around.
Thanks for this info. I am noting it for my future posts. Do you want me to repost this one without my website link? Also, I have seen people using links in their signature, is that okay?
Thanka
S
Thank you for the warm invitation, @Saurabh_Narang !
It should not be an issue, I believe, for the moment.
You may indeed put your link in the signature, as long as it is not promoting business or profitable promotions.
@sonnyNg cool thanka for the suggestion!
Hello,
We are a group of 4 students who would love to visit Nagaland , we wanna avoid the hotels and go to the basics like the homestays . We will be coming form Kolkata , so could you help us how to plan the journey in December and where all to go.You may contact me at 7980215969 ( whatsapp )
