The 25th edition of Nagaland's iconic Hornbill Festival drew over 2.05 lakh visitors, marking a 33% surge in footfall compared to last year’s tally of 1.54 lakh. Among them were 2,527 foreign tourists, 54,036 domestic tourists from across India, and the rest from various parts of Nagaland.
The 25th edition of Nagaland's Hornbill Festival has emerged as a model for zero-waste, single-use plastic (SUP)-free large-scale events. The festival's comprehensive approach to sustainability offers a roadmap for music festivals, public gatherings, exhibitions, and fairs worldwide.
Kohima, Dec 10: The 25th edition of Nagaland's iconic Hornbill Festival concluded with a grand and colorful ceremony at Kisama on Tuesday, marking the...
Kohima, Dec 8: Bilsianti Nagaland a·dokni Naga Heritage Village ‘Kisama’-o manirongenggipa Hornbill Festival-ko ia chang ia festival-ni bilsi 25 gapanikoba manijolenga.
Bilsiantian ia Hornbill Festival-ko...
