Hornbill Festival, Nagaland Tourism Board's 10-day long cultural feast, is back this December for another edition. You can expect to experience the culture and traditions of the major tribes of Nagaland in the form of traditional dances, songs, shopping stalls, traditional archery, Naga wrestling, food fairs, and even a musical concert at the festival.
Visitors to the festival need to get an Inner Line Permit issued by the government and you can obtain it from the Deputy Resident Commissioner, Nagaland House, Delhi.
Tickets for Hornbill Festival are available at the venue and you don't need to book them in advance. However, you'll need to buy an entry ticket for each day. You'll also have to pay an INR 50 fee to carry your DSLR camera inside the venue.