Nagaland

Nagaland is a northeastern state of India, bordered by Myanmar to the east. Known for its rich cultural diversity, it is home to several indigenous tribes, each with unique traditions, languages, and festivals. The state is characterized by lush landscapes, rolling hills, and vibrant flora and fauna. Kohima, the capital, is notable for its historical significance and memorials related to World War II. Nagaland's economy is primarily based on agriculture, and it is famous for handicrafts and traditional textiles. The state celebrates festivals like Hornbill Festival, highlighting its heritage and community spirit, attracting tourists and fostering cultural exchange.