A hornbill festival is an annual event celebrated in Nagaland North East India from the 1st to the 10th of December it is something referred to as the festival of the festival.
Nagaland organizes cultural events to preserve ethnic art and
culture. Nagaland is home to various tribes, each with its own set of festivals. Because agriculture employs over 60% of Nagaland's people, most of the state's celebrations focus on it. Because the Nagas regard their celebration as Holy
participation in this
festival is mandatory.
The Government of Nagaland hosts the hornbill festival each year during the first half of December to inter-tribal contact and to showcase Nagaland's
cultural heritage. The inaugural event took place in 2000. the celebration is inspired by the Indian Hornbill a huge and colorful wood land bird that appears in the mythology of nearly every tribe in the state.
Also Read: Beyond APICA Project, which was sometimes seen in the news recently, is associated with which field?
Nagaland is a state in India's North-Eastern region. it is bounded to the north by
Anurachal Pradesh, to the west by Assam, to the South by Manipur, and to the East by the
Manyavar Sagaing region. Kohima is its capital, while Dimapur is its major City. it is one of India's smallest
states.
