Konyak

The Konyak are an indigenous community primarily found in Nagaland, India. They are known for their distinctive cultural practices, including tattooing and traditional war ornaments. Historically, the Konyak were fierce warriors and have maintained rich customs relating to their social structure, festivals, and rituals. They primarily practice agriculture and celebrate festivals like the Tokhu Emong (festival of gratitude). The community values courage, tradition, and communal harmony, preserving their unique identity amidst modern influences. Their vibrant culture and history make them an integral part of Nagaland's diverse cultural landscape.