The 27th Hornbill Festival runs from December 1 to 10 and includes over 300 activities.
All 17 major tribes of Nagaland will share their traditional dances, songs, and crafts.
Visitors can enjoy local dishes, handmade art, archery, wrestling, and musical concerts.
Organizers focus on clean streets, reliable power, water supply, and proper waste management.
The festival promotes tourism, cultural pride, and international friendships.
People from many countries will join to see dances, music, food, and colorful costumes.
The government wants clean roads, good lights, water, and safety for all visitors.
The event also teaches how to protect nature by using rainwater and recycling waste.
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