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Naga Tribes in their traditional wear during Hornbill Festival

The tribes of Nagaland celebrate their festivals with gusto and fervor. More than 60% of the population of Nagaland depends on agriculture and therefore most of their festivals revolve round agriculture. They consider their festivals sacred and so participation in these festivals is compulsory.

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Naga Tribes in their traditional wear during Hornbill Festival

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  1. The tribes of Nagaland celebrate their festivals with gusto and fervor. More than 60% of the population of Nagaland depends on agriculture and therefore most of their festivals revolve round agriculture. They consider their festivals sacred and so participation in these festivals is compulsory.

  2. Naga Tribes in their traditional wear during Hornbill Festival

  3. Tribes Daily Activity : A man crossing bamboo suspension bridge

  4. Khonoma village

  5. The Kohima War Cemetery

  6. Sibsagar was the capital of the Ahom Kings who ruled Assam before the advent of the British. The town is build round the Sibsagar tank, dug over 200 years ago. The tank is above town level although situated in the heart of the town. On its banks are located some of the famous temples of Sibsagar

  7. Shiva dual Temple

  8. Bhramputara river crossing by local ferry on the way to Majuli.

  9. Panging village house

  10. Panging village Children's

  11. A group of Youngsters belongs to AdiMeyong tribes, practicing a tribal dance in order to perform at Hornbill Festival.

  12. Nishi tribe

  13. Nishi tribe houses

  14. Satras the Auni-Ati

  15. Performing prayer at Majuli Island

  16. Rice Cultivation

  17. Tea Estate at Kaziranga National Park

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