'Naga Culture Rooted In Service, Compassion': PM Modi Greets People Of Nagaland On Statehood Day

1.6K views · 335 reactions | The Ao tribe, a major Naga group in Nagaland, India, blends rich traditions with modernity. They practice jhum cultivation and protect sacred groves. Their culture features a unique language, vibrant festivals, communal Morungs, intricate crafts, and traditional music and dance. | Hansraj Meena | Facebook

Morung: A Fading Institution That Was Once The Only Source of Education in Nagaland - Voices of Rural India

The Tangkhul Naga people have begun their harvest season, a significant period in the lives of the Naga people, who are predominantly agriculturalists. Their lives revolve around the agricultural cycle, with festivals and traditions deeply rooted in the rhythms of nature. | Ekhon

🇨🇳🇨🇮The Naga people of Northeast India and the Wa ethnic group of Yunnan, China, share fascinating cultural similarities. Both groups historically practiced headhunting, a tradition that played a significant role in their respective societies. Their traditional attire often features striking red and black colors, symbolizing various cultural and spiritual beliefs. Additionally, both the Naga and Wa use log drums in their rituals and festivals, creating powerful rhythms that resonate through