Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festival was put on hold for two years. This is the 23rd edition of the festival named after the Indian Hornbill&ndasha bird reflected in Nagaland's folklore and often spotted in the state's forests. From spectacular music events to traditional sports like archery, dances and crafts, and an array of local food festivals - the festival is a showcase of traditional and modern. The venue is the Naga Heritage Village in Kisama, about 12 km from the capital city of Kohima. The area is designed to resemble Nagaland's diverse cultures with tribal huts allocated per their geographical locations.
Get ready to be enthralled by various genres of music from the world over at this fest in the beautiful lake city of Udaipur. The culturally vibrant city will host performers and musicians from different continents who will bring diverse music genres like trance, funk, reggae, folk, rock, sufi and many more styles, all on the same platform This is definitely a music festival you will not want to miss.
