NAGA LAND

Living in remote mountain setting sharing border with India in the west, with little access to the outside, the Naga people have little understanding of what lined beyond their emerald mountains surrounding them. For centuries the Naga people here have survived, adapting to this isolated land and preserving their way of life with uncomplaining tool. Every January the Naga nationalities from different part of their region gather in one of their towns to celebrate their Naga festival after walking several days over mountains and through valleys. The festival lasts two days and it is only recently that infrastructure in their region had permitted outsiders to attend. The Naga however are not putting on a show for others but enjoying what they do every year since the time of distant ancestors. There are many main clans with splinter groups of tribes that usually do not share the same language. Their customs may also differ but on the whole they live by the concept that they are brothers to the spirits of nature. They prefer the wild jungles and remote mountaintops to the relative comforts of towns.