Naga tribes

The Naga tribes are a group of indigenous communities predominantly located in the northeastern region of India and parts of Myanmar (Burma). They are known for their rich cultural heritage, including colorful traditional attire, unique festivals, and intricate handicrafts. Comprising various tribes, each with its own language and customs, they inhabit hilly terrains. The Naga people have a history of resistance against colonial and post-colonial rule, seeking autonomy and recognition. Today, they strive to maintain their cultural identity while navigating modern challenges, including development and political representation.