About Nagaland

Overview

The land of festivals and warriors, Nagaland is home to 16 major tribes, each with unique culture and traditions. Experience vibrant Hornbill Festival, explore historic Kohima, witness rich Naga heritage through traditional festivals, and discover unique cuisine. An authentic glimpse into Northeast India's tribal culture.

Cities in Nagaland

7 places to explore

Upcoming events in Nagaland

Festivals and celebrations across the state

Hornbill Festival

The Hornbill Festival is Nagaland’s grandest celebration of tribal heritage. More than **17 Naga tribes** come together to showcase their vibrant culture through: - Traditional dances & folk songs - Indigenous sports & games - Reconstructed morungs (traditional dormitories) - Handicrafts, weaving & art demonstrations - Authentic Naga cuisine (smoked meats, bamboo shoots, Raja mirchi dishes & more) Nicknamed the **“Festival of Festivals”**, it’s ten unforgettable days where the colours, rhythms, and spirit of Nagaland truly come alive. ### Music Line-up 2025 #### International Artists | Artist / Band | Country | |----------------------------------------|---------------| | Rumac | Scotland | | Drum Tao | Japan | | Japan Junior Orchestra | Japan | | Agniva | France | | BoINN - Friends of the Mary Wallopers | Ireland | | Mongdoll | South Korea | | Yekumi | Israel | | DJ Angy-Z- | Russia | | Roots Zombie | France | | Space | Nepal | #### Indian & Naga Artists - The Fantastic Company - Novo - Trance Effect - Lateral Move - Street Stories - Wishes and Dreams - Akhanda - Rhythm of the Earth (SAMVAAD) - Nagaland Collective - Shreya Karmakar - Gingerfeet - GATC - KL Pamei - Temsu Clover - Hope Academy - Noisy Neighbours - Juxtaposed - Dobom Doji Collective - David Angu - Alive - Bright Lights

Dec 01–10, 2026
Kohima, Nagaland