Naga
Lands
Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh in India, and neighbouring Myanmar
Facts 3
Today
Nagaland's state portal lists 17 major tribes living in the state, each with its own language and festivals.
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Culture
Each December the Government of Nagaland hosts the Hornbill Festival near Kohima, where all the state's tribes share their cultures.
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Culture
Naga peoples pass on their history orally, in songs and fables and to the rhythm of log drums.
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