The Hornbill Festival, symbolized by the vibrant and revered hornbill bird, is Nagaland’s most illustrious cultural event. Scheduled annually from December 1st to 10th, this festival showcases the rich tapestry of Naga culture and heritage.
Dates: December 1-10
Location: Nagaland, India
Highlights:
Cultural Performances: Traditional dances, music, and arts.
Ethnic Crafts: Exhibitions of Naga handlooms and handicrafts.
Indigenous Foods: Culinary delights from various Naga tribes.
Sports & Games: Traditional sports and modern competitions.
Artistic Displays: Paintings, sculptures, and folk art.
Community Engagement: Unity and celebration among the Naga tribes.
The Hornbill Festival serves as a vivid window into the diversity and dynamism of the Naga tribes, fostering unity and cultural exchange.
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