The Hornbill Festival, celebrated to showcase tribal culture, music, dance, and sports, is associated with which Indian state?
Nagaland
The Hornbill Festival is an annual cultural celebration held every December in Nagaland at the Naga Heritage Village of Kisama near Kohima.
It is named after the hornbill bird, which features prominently in the folklore and traditions of the Naga tribes.
The festival brings together the various Naga tribes to display their music, dance, crafts, food and indigenous sports, and is often called the Festival of Festivals.
Hence, the Hornbill Festival is associated with Nagaland.
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