Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Hornbill Festival Generated Rs 200 Crore in Revenue for Nagaland
Imagine a big party in Nagaland called the Hornbill Festival!
It's like a showcase of the state's culture, with music, dances, and crafts.
Last year's party brought in a lot of money, about Rs 200 crore, thanks to visitors coming from outside.
This money helps local businesses and the state.
The festival also helps to show off Nagaland to the world.
A similar event was hosted in Delhi to give a preview of the main festival in Nagaland.
The main festival is happening from December 1st to 10th and will showcase all the different cultures of the state.
The Hornbill Festival generated Rs 200 crore in revenue for Nagaland from external sources.
The festival draws approximately 3 lakh visitors.
The upcoming Hornbill Festival is scheduled from December 1 to 10.
The festival is held at Kisama heritage village near Kohima.
Delhi hosted an event to promote the Hornbill Festival.
- Who
- Nagaland Tourism and government officials.
- What
- The Hornbill Festival, a cultural event.
- When
- The upcoming 26th edition is scheduled for December 1 to 10.
- Where
- Kisama heritage village near Kohima, Nagaland.
- Why
- To promote Nagaland's culture and boost tourism.
- Event
- Hornbill Festival
- Revenue Generated
- Rs 200 crore
- Festival Duration
- 10 days
- Location of Upcoming Festival
- Kisama heritage village near Kohima
- Festival Dates
- December 1 to 10
- Number of Visitors
- Approximately 3 lakh (previous edition)