Nagaland

Nagaland, situated in northeast India, is celebrated for its rich tribal heritage, vibrant festivals, and scenic beauty. The state is famous for the Hornbill Festival, a grand celebration of Naga culture held annually in December, showcasing traditional dances, music, and indigenous crafts. Kohima, the capital city, is known for the World War II cemetery and the picturesque Dzükou Valley, popular among trekkers for its stunning landscapes and seasonal flowers. Nagaland’s villages offer a glimpse into tribal life, with unique traditions and handicrafts like Naga shawls and bamboo works. The state’s lush green hills, diverse wildlife sanctuaries, and warm hospitality make it a compelling destination for cultural exploration and nature enthusiasts alike.