Published on : 03 Dec 2025, 1:45 pm

Kohima: The 26th edition of the Hornbill Festival opened to a strong response by attracting over 40,500 visitors in its first two days, the Nagaland Tourism Directorate reported.

On the opening day, a total of 22,508 visitors attended the event, including 363 international tourists, 5,314 from other Indian states, and 16,831 residents. The second day saw 18,010 attendees, comprising 341 foreign visitors, 4,893 domestic tourists, and 12,776 locals.

The festival showcases Naga tribal traditions through a variety of cultural programmes, handicrafts, indigenous sports, and music performances. Visitors have expressed delight and excitement at the vibrant displays and the opportunity to witness Naga heritage up close.

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