Explore The Unexplored Beauty Of Nagaland – The Land Of Warriors

Nagaland is a fabulous land wrapped in sheer natural beauty. Travel to this virgin land where after every few meters you find wonderful attractions. This sleepy hill station is a home sixteen tribes, the state have much to explore. rnThe legendary beauty of land of Nagaland has remained intact since the ways of modern life to date. Its valleys are unmanicured desert and are not enclosed in parks, so that the existence of several indigenous tribes in the valleys blooms. This narrow strip of green mountains has been home to many Tibetan-Burmese tribes before the birth of Christ. Each tribe is different from the other in traditions, customs and dialect. A vibrant pastiche of culture and awaits travelers on their journey to land of Naga tribe. These tribes live in isolation deep in the recesses of the desert in which safeguard and practice their customs and traditions of old age accurately. Although most of the tribes are Christina but some still follow their old culture and tradition. If you visit during hornbill festival to this colorful land you will be delighted to interact and see their age old culture under one roof. The picturesque views of Nagaland are decorated with beautiful rhododendron and waterfalls that still appears in a new form and beauty with every change of scenery for e.g. Dzükou valley. The tribal existence has survived his daring and independent nature of the years. The fiercely independent Naga tribes are also very warm-hearted beings whose friendly ways makes the visitor feel at home. The clan traditions and loyalties play a vital role in the life of Nagas and the majority of these tribes mastered the art of weaving and they do jhum cultivation. Rural areas are more attractive, colorful and unique compared to what travelers have seen so far. There is a common saying that, "Nagas start a new life in a cradle of bamboo and ends in a coffin made of bamboo" which means he masters the art of basketry as a livelihood and goes from this world in a coffin made out of bamboo. Your adventure trips in India i.e. in Nagaland tribal surely encounter tribesmen in weaving mats and baskets from split bamboo beautiful forms. They also create a variety of hand-woven chairs, sofas, tables and beautiful hats. While on tour you'll notice Nagaland people of various tribes covered with bright colored linen decorated with geometric and floral prints. The Naga tribesmen are craftsmen versatile style and designs of clothing varies from tribe to tribe. The entire process, including weaving, dyeing and spinning of the fabric is held in the homes of the women folk and only a few tribes incorporate the art of painting over them. Angami, Ao, Chang, Chirr, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Lotha, Makuri , Pochury, Phom, Rengma, Sangtam, Sumi, Tikhir and Yimchunger are some of the indigenous tribes of this sleepy hilly station. Each tribe has its own particular design and their dress gives identity of clan. World famous Naga Shawls are well known for its bright colors with elaborate patterns of diamonds, stripes, squares and diamonds. Another important handicraft of the region is that of pottery. It is another significant art form prevalent among the Naga tribes. Tied with impressive art forms and stunning natural beauty, Nagaland tours is a nutshell nestled in serenity and serendipity. In summary, one can say in this wonderful hill station located in the northeast of India.