Nagaland

Nagaland, located in the northeastern region of India, is a vibrant state known for its diverse indigenous tribes, each with unique traditions, festivals, and customs. Often called the “Land of Festivals,” Nagaland’s culture is deeply intertwined with its colorful celebrations, with the Hornbill Festival being the most famous, drawing visitors from across the globe. The state’s picturesque landscapes feature lush hills, dense forests, and scenic valleys, making it a haven for nature lovers and trekkers.

The capital, Kohima, and cities like Dimapur are cultural hubs, while places like Dzukou Valley and Mount Saramati attract adventurers. Nagaland’s handloom and handicrafts are also widely admired. As with Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland requires Indian citizens to obtain Inner Line Permits (ILPs), and foreigners must seek special permission to visit.