Naga folklore

Naga folklore revolves around serpent-like beings called Nagas, revered as powerful, mystical entities in various Asian cultures, especially in India, Myanmar, and Southeast Asia. They are often seen as guardians of water sources, symbols of fertility, and protectors of treasure and knowledge. Nagas can be benevolent or malevolent, embodying dual aspects of nature’s power. They are frequently featured in myths, rituals, and temple art, representing the interconnectedness of water, land, and spiritual balance. The stories highlight respect for nature’s forces and the sacredness of water, reflecting deep cultural reverence and spiritual symbolism.