To add to this festive time of the year, Nagaland hosts its famous Hornbill Festival to celebrate music, art, food, and culture. Started 8 years ago, every year the festival brings with it a different experience for attendees. The vibrance and the energy only increase with every new edition of the festival, and 2019 was no exception!
Today, we bring to you some of our favorite moments and sights from the festival. Brew your tea, sit back and take a look at these beautiful shots that sum up Hornbill ’19. The festival wraps up tomorrow, make sure you drop by!
Display of Naga Warrior dance.
You can find different varieties of handicrafts to choose from.
Handicrafts all the way from Tuensang. Photo credit: Menule Nunu Chirhhah.
Naga tradition jewelleries Photo credit: Menule Nunu Chirhah
Naga tradition Necklaces. Photo credit: Menule Nunu Chirhah
Morungs (Naga traditional huts) from different tribes of Nagaland.
Phom Morung. Photo credit: Menule Nunu Chirhah
Sumi Morung Photo credit: Menule Nunu Chirhah
In case you’ve missed the fun, don’t worry. There’s still a day left, so hurry up and get to Kisama before you get a case of FOMO! More from Hornbill Festival across the years HERE.
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