Kohima, Dec 10 (PTI) The 26th edition of the Hornbill Festival drew to a colourful close on Wednesday at the Naga Heritage Village in Kisama, wrapping up 10 days of cultural performances, music and tourism activities that drew thousands of visitors.

The festival grounds turned into a bustling hub as domestic and foreign tourists joined locals to experience arts and crafts stalls, traditional and contemporary music, cuisine, adventure sports and cultural showcases that have come to define the event.

The closing ceremony featured contemporary and fusion performances by artists from Nagaland and beyond, curated by the Task Force for Music & Arts under the theme ‘Colours of Nagaland’.

In his closing remarks, Deputy Chief Minister T R Zeliang said the 10-day celebration reaffirmed Hornbill’s

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