The 25th anniversary celebrations of the Hornbill Festival continued on Day 4 under the theme ‘Cultural Connect,’ with an array of traditional performances by various tribes of Nagaland.

The 25th Hornbill Festival in Nagaland kickstarts, and this year, it coincided with the state's 62nd Statehood Day. This festival showcases traditional Naga culture with performances, indigenous games,

The Hornbill Festival 2024 - themed ‘Cultural Connect’ - is a grand celebration of Nagaland’s rich heritage and cultural diversity.

Charing a roundtable meeting on the second day of the festival that showcases the best of Naga culture, cuisine, crafts and hospitality, Abu Metha, the chairman of the Investment & Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN),

Hornbill is a 10 day long festival in Nagaland which brings together all generations from 17 different tribes to showcase their culture. The festival happens in Naga heritage village in Kisama where tribal groups perform dances, sports unique to their tribe.

The 25th Hornbill Festival commenced in Kisama village with a display of Naga culture, coinciding with Nagaland Statehood Day. International collaborations include Japan, the USA, the UK, Peru, and Bulgaria.

As the drumbeats echo through Nagaland’s Kisama Heritage Village today, the starting of the Hornbill Festival draws visitors to experience a vibrant celebration of unity. Jnanendra Das writes about this 10-day extravaganza Music is an integral part of tribal communities,

The 25th edition of the Hornbill Festival commenced today at Kisama Heritage Village, Nagaland, with Sikkim participating as the Partner State. This year's event holds special significance, celebrating the festival's silver jubilee since its inception in 2000.