Nagaland is preparing to celebrate the 25th edition of the Hornbill Festival, which will take place from December 1st to 10th. Nagaland’s Tourism Minister, Temjen Imna Along, emphasized the government’s dedication to organizing the event, which showcases the state’s unique culture and traditions.
The Hornbill Festival, known as the “Festival of Festivals,” is a significant cultural event in Nagaland, celebrating the state’s rich heritage, including its tribal traditions, music, dance, and crafts. Speaking to the media, Minister Along highlighted the importance of the festival in promoting Nagaland’s cultural and traditional tourism.
“We are working very hard to make the 25th edition of the Hornbill Festival a success. It will be held from 1st to 10th December this year. As it is a jubilee year, it will resonate with great festivity. We are promoting our culture and traditional tourism of our green villages and the unique traditional practices, which in itself is an experience for the world to come and learn. Here, our folklore and ancient, mythical stories offer not just knowledge but an immersive experience,” said Along.
The festival, held in Kisama Heritage Village near Kohima, attracts visitors from around the globe and features a wide range of activities, including traditional performances, indigenous games, and food fairs.