Robust display of culture at Nagaland's 'Hornbill Festival'
4 Dec 2016 2:22 PM IST4 Dec 2016 2:22 PM IST
The annual festival is held every year in December.
The festival was held first in 2000 and attracts tourists from India as well as across the world (Photo: PTI)- A Naga tribesman waits to perform a cultural dance at the opening day of the annual Hornbill Festival (Photo: PTI)
- Manipuri women perform their traditional dance during the Hornbill Festival in Kohima (Photo: PTI)
- The festival is also known for performances by artists and musicians from across India (Photo: PTI)
- The Naga Heritage village Kisama is situated some 15 kms away from Kohima, Nagaland on Thursday (Photo: PTI)
- Artists perform a tarditional dance during the 2nd day of Hornbill festival at Kisama village in Kohima (Photo: PTI)
- Naga tribesmen performs a warrior dance at the opening day of the annual Hornbill Festival at Naga Heritage village Kisama (Photo: PTI)
- Naga tribesmen perform their traditional dance during the Hornbill Festival (Photo: PTI)
The festival was held first in 2000 and attracts tourists from India as well as across the world (Photo: PTI)
The annual festival is held every year in December.
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