Nagaland Hornbill Festival 2024

Hornbill Festival 2024

The Hornbill Festival is celebrated in Nagaland in the first week of December every year. This festival revives the culture and traditions of the indigenous people of Nagaland, especially the Naga’s.

Hornbill Source Nagaland’s culture has been named after the hornbill, a revered bird that symbolizes the courage and grandeur of the Naga people’s words.

The Hornbill Festival is the “country festival” of the Naga’s in the northeastern state of Nagaland. There are 17 ethnic groups in the North Eastern state of Nagaland with their own traditions and festivals. The Hornbill Festival is celebrated from 1st to 10th December. This festival brings together and brings together the residents and communities of the state of Nagaland.

The main objective of the Hornbill Festival is to preserve the historical culture of Nagaland, preserve traditions over time and showcase their dances and songs.

This year’s Hornbill Festival is being held at the picturesque Heritage Village in Kisama . The origin of this historically famous village is to develop various tourism destinations and to preserve and preserve the Naga society and cultural traditions through knowledge. Since its inception, this festival has made a huge difference in the tourism landscape of the state. A visitor gets a chance to catch a ring side view of all the Naga peoples, their culture and uniqueness in one place. Seventeen indigenous shaped houses have been built in the Heritage Complex for this year’s Hornbill Festival.

It describes the unforgettable customs and architectural styles of each tribe. With daily cultural events featuring folk dances, songs, indigenous games, and rituals, the festival is a spectacular showcase of the state’s living traditions.

The Hornbill Festival 2024 is a grand celebration of preservation and preservation of Naga society and cultural traditions. The Hornbill Festival with daily cultural events featuring folk dances, songs, native games, and rituals An introduction to the living traditions of the state of Nagaland in the North East.