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Hornbill Festival
by andy.quality
Nagaland is a state comprising of 16 different tribal communities & they are unique in their own way in regards to their festival,customs,costumes,jeweleries etc. The festival usually happens all year around. The Government of Nagaland in order to promote tourism in the state has brought the concept of showcasing all the different activities under one roof during the Hornbill Festival which takes place in the Naga Heritage village of Kisima- (10 km from the Nagaland capital of Kohima) from 1st-7th December every year.
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You hv to hv a purpose 2 be here!
by 2RIST
Not major activity going around here.May be visit to the local market and areas on the outsktirts as they are lush green.This local market was just next to the hotel SARAMATICHIRCH has a major influence here as the population is majority christians.Some fotos of the chirch visited
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Touphema Village
by crescentmoon
Just north of Kohima about 40 kms.A nice home of Angami People who made a very nice "Sutho" local rice beer.This guesthouse (only one guesthouse in village)run by village community, very nice place.
Kohima - Capital city of Nagaland
by crescentmoon
Only one airport in Nagaland is in Dimapur, port of Nagaland.Kohima you see in this picture is New Kohima, said only 200 years old.The older is Kohima village about 500 (or 700 - not sure) years old, the biggest village in Asia.This is the cemetery of soldiers in World War II , when Japanese Army invaded Thailand, then cross Myanmar to India.Nagas seemed separate into 2 groups, one fighting because of under British , one helped Japanese - hoping for Win and freedom from British.But it did not matter at all,Finally both had defeated!
Hornbill Festival
by crescentmoon
On 1-5 December every year.Very big festival , you can see dance show from Nagas people.(photo from postcard of unlimited.com)
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