The Hornbill Festival runs from December 1 to 10, coinciding with Nagaland’s Statehood Day.
More than 300 events will be held across dozens of venues, including traditional sports, art exhibitions, and fashion shows.
International participants and a partner state will join, highlighting global cultural exchange.
The government is focusing on road cleanliness, traffic management, parking, and public conveniences.
The festival serves as a model for sustainable event management and promotes the state’s creative economy.
The festival brings together the traditions of the state’s 17 tribes, featuring music, dance, crafts, and local cuisine.
Officials emphasize clean infrastructure, reliable power, water supply, and waste management to ensure a smooth event.
Sustainability efforts include rainwater harvesting, recycling, and the use of renewable energy.
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