Nagaland, Are You Sure This is India?

India never ceases to amaze me. But one thing is  for sure, if I went there, I wouldn’t be eating in Nagaland! Check out the video at the end! Inspire Me

 

NAGALAND: 15 PICTURES OF INDIA’S MOST FASCINATING TRIBES

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ByDIANA JARVISJanuary 22nd, 2015

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Nagaland is secluded and in many ways different

from the rest of India.  The landscape is surrounded

by mountains and inhabited by unique  wildlife.

The people, though, are welcoming and love to be

photographed  like people all over the India.

These are images from the  colorful  Horn-bill Festival.

A MAN FROM THE KONYAK TRIBE IN BATTLE MODE

A man from the Konyak tribe in battle mode, Nagaland, India

 LADIES OF THE KONYAK TRIBE FIX AN EARRING

Ladies of the Konyak tribe, Nagaland, India

GREASED BAMBOO POLE CLIMBING COMPETITION AT THE HORNBILL FESTIVAL

Greased bamboo pole climbing competition at the Hornbill Festival, Nagaland, India

 A GUN-TOTING TRIBE LINE UP FOR ACTION

Gun-toting tribe, Nagaland, India

STONE THROWING GETS UNDERWAY

Stone throwing game demo at the Hornbil Festival, Nagaland, India

TRIBAL MEN DISPLAY FEATHERS AND WEAPONS

Tribal men in Nagaland, India

HORNBILL FESTIVAL DANCING BEGINS

Festival, Nagaland, India

AN ANGAMI TRIBESMAN

Angami tribesman, Nagaland, India

 A KONYAK TRIBESMAN

Man from Konyak tribe, Nagaland, India

A SMILE AS TRIBES GET TOGETHER

Traditional tribes in Nagaland, India

 KONYAK TRIBE MEMBER CAPTURES THE MOMENT

Konyak tribe member taking photos on mobile, Nagaland, India

STONE PULLING UNDERWAY AT VISWEMA VILLAGE

Men at stone pulling ceremony at Viswema village, Nagaland

CROWDS GATHER

Stone pulling ceremony at Viswema village, Nagaland, India

ALL HANDS ON DECK

Stone pulling ceremony at Viswema village, Nagaland, India

A CEREMONIAL START

Stone pulling ceremony at Viswema village, Nagaland

 

This is Incredible India? 

About annetbell

I am a retired elementary teacher, well seasoned world traveler,new blogger, grandmother, and a new enthusiastic discoverer of the wonderfully complex country of India. Anne
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4 Responses to Nagaland, Are You Sure This is India?

  1. Aby says:

    Thanks for sharing this post. I have not seen many write about Nagaland. Great read. I shall do more reading on this fascinating tribes. you have instigated curiosity in me.

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  2. Wow! North-east India is so colourful… Diana, you have really done a good job in portraying the beauty of Nagaland through this post.

    Liked by 1 person

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