2 Days at Sekrenyi Festival

The Sekrenyi festival celebrated by the Angami tribe, it is a ten-day extravaganza celebration, a captivating blend of tradition, purification, and joyous revelry. This is more than just a festival, Sekrenyi is a journey of purification, a chance to cleanse the past and embrace a new beginning. It's a symphony of colour and sound, where the rhythmic thrumming of drums mingles with the melodious chants of the 'Thekra Hie,' a day-long serenade by young men.

• Witness traditional dances, music (especially 'Thekra Hie' - day-long singing by youths), and displays of the Angami way of life.
• Sekrenyi coincides with the Mini Hornbill Festival, offering a wider perspective on Naga culture with performances from other tribes and neighbouring states.
• Explore stalls showcasing exquisite Naga handicrafts and indulge in delicious local cuisine.
• Participate in indigenous games, trekking expeditions, village walks, or photography contests.

• Sekrenyi Festival is an annual celebration among the Angami Naga tribe, marked by rituals to cleanse and renew communal bonds. It features rituals like 'kizie' (purification) and 'thevor' (feast). Colourful dances, songs, and traditional attire showcase the rich cultural heritage.
• Date: 10 days in the month of February every year
• Venue: State Stadium at Dimapur, Nagaland

• Transfer through our vehicle.
• Pickup and Drop to and from Dimapur.
• Services of a Local experienced driver during the tour.
• Vehicle Fuel Charges, Toll Taxes and Driver's Allowances.
• Accommodation.
• Breakfast
• Experienced guides
• 5 % GST charges

• Anything not mentioned in the above inclusion.

• Day 1 You will be picked by our representative from Dimapur for your pre-booked stays. After checking into your hotel, dive into Dimapur vibrant night markets for a delicious intro to local street food as the Sekrenyi festival buzzes around you with overnight stay in Dimapur.
• Day 2 Post breakfast, dive headfirst into the Sekrenyi festival, soaking up vibrant performances and witnessing the unique 'Thekra Hie.' Explore the colourful handicraft stalls, finding treasures to take home.

• Traditional dances like 'Sekreyni Lu', showcasing bravery.
• Participants can wear traditional Angami attire.
• Strengthening social ties through shared rituals.
• Traditional games like wrestling and archery.

• Comfortable clothing suitable for warm days and cool evenings.
• Cash for purchasing local crafts and food.
• Camera or smartphone for capturing memorable moments.
• Sunscreen and hat for daytime events.
• Portable charger for electronics.
• Basic medical kit and personal medications.
• Respectful attire for attending cultural events.

• Expect large crowds and potential traffic congestion, especially during peak times. Plan your journey in advance, considering alternative routes or public transportation options to avoid delays.
• Festivals often involve spending extended periods outdoors. Bring water bottles and snacks to stay hydrated and energised throughout the day.
• Keep your belongings secure at all times. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash and consider using a money belt or secure bag. Be vigilant in crowded areas and report any suspicious activity to festival staff or security personnel.
• Research the cultural significance of the festival and familiarise yourself with any local customs or etiquette.
• Respect religious or ceremonial practices by observing quietly and refraining from disruptive behaviour.
• Dispose of trash responsibly, use recycling bins when available, and minimise your environmental impact.
• Support local vendors and artisans by purchasing souvenirs or goods made within the community.

• Finderbridge does not hold any responsibility for refunds arising out of any natural, weather conditions, pandemic situation, man-made calamities that may occur.
• Due to operational reasons, the routing of this tour may be amended. However, all the mentioned services will remain unchanged.
• Finderbridge reserves the right to modify the itinerary at any point, due to reasons including but not limited to: Force Majeure events, strikes, fairs, festivals, weather conditions, traffic problems, overbooking of hotels / flights, pandemic, cancellation / rerouting of flights, closure of / entry restrictions at a place of visit, etc. While we will do our best to make suitable alternate arrangements, we would not be held liable for any refunds/compensation claims arising out of this.
• The package of the tour may vary depending on the number of people that will be coming on the tour.
• Many of the local lifestyle and traditions have been in existence for centuries. Kindly do not show any form of disrespect even if you disagree with them.
• Please note that some of the rural areas and nature trails that you visit have fragile ecosystems.