The Dzukou Valley, which lies on the border between Nagaland and Manipur, is one such gorgeous place. Rolling hills, flowing streams, and tangled wild growths are just a few of the stunning features of Dzukou Valley. It serves as a significant ornament in Northeast India. At 2,452 meters above sea level, Dzukou Valley or "Dzükou Valley" is tucked far away. The scenery is even more stunning in the summer when the vivid green hills contrast with the clear skies and vibrant flowers. Wintertime in the area transforms it into a tropical getaway. When it freezes, a white sheet of snow covers the valley.

The Dzukou lily, which is uniquely found in this valley, is best famed for its multicoloured carpets of flowers that bloom in the summer. With the arrival of the monsoon season, the flowers begin to blossom, and the first two weeks of July are generally the busiest. If you can't make there during flower season, don't worry: it'll be beautiful at any time of year, and it has a lot more to offer than saturated selfies. It's a lovely spot to trek about in its own right, flowers or not, and if you're into rock climbing, the valley offers lots of opportunity to work up a sweat. Even more intriguing (at least to us), the valley is well-known and adored by local visitors from Nagaland and Manipur, yet foreigners and domestic tourists from further afield have yet to find it.