Nagaland is a beautiful hill state located in the northeastern part of India. The population of Nagaland is predominantly tribal. Major tribes of Nagaland are Angamis, Aos, Kukis, Rengma, Konyaks and Semas. Each tribe has its own distinct culture. Read about some of the major fairs and festivals of Nagaland.
By the end of March, Aoling Monyu festival is celebrated by the Konyaks tribe and it stretches for six days. The festival marks the end of winter of the previous year and heralds the New Year beginning with spring.
The Aos observe Moatsu after the sowing is done. Stretching over a period of six days, the festival is marked by vigorous merry-making after the hard labour of farming.
Celebrated during the first week of July, Naknyulum is the festival of the Chang Nagas celebrated for a period of six days. The Chang decorate their houses with a special kind of tree, the Ngunam.