Nagaland’s Spirit Shines in Delhi: Autumn Festival 2025 Celebrates Tribal Heritage and Cultural Unity

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Delhi hosts the 4th ‘Colours of Nagaland’ Autumn Festival on October 24–25, 2025, at Nagaland House. Organized by Nagaland Tourism with support from the Ministry of Tourism, the event offers a vibrant preview of the Hornbill Festival, showcasing Naga culture through music, dance, cuisine, crafts, and entrepreneurial spirit.

As the festive season continues to light up India, Delhi prepares to welcome the vibrant traditions of Nagaland through the much-anticipated Autumn Festival 2025. The fourth edition of the ‘Colours of Nagaland’ will be held on October 24 and 25 at Nagaland House, 29 Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Road. This cultural showcase is organized by the Department of Tourism, Government of Nagaland, with support from the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.

The festival serves as a curtain-raiser to the iconic Hornbill Festival, held annually in Kisama, Nagaland, from December 1 to 10. It aims to foster cultural exchange and promote tourism by bringing the essence of Nagaland to the heart of the capital.

Temjen Imna Along, Nagaland’s Minister for Tourism and Higher Education, emphasized the importance of cultural diplomacy and the role of such events in strengthening national unity. Delhi’s Minister for Tourism, Art and Culture, Kapil Mishra, will attend as Chief Guest, reinforcing inter-state collaboration in cultural promotion.

Major Takeaways:

Cultural performances by Naga tribes will include traditional dances, folk music, and storytelling sessions.
A curated food court will offer authentic Naga cuisine, featuring indigenous ingredients and cooking styles.
Local artisans and designers will showcase tribal fashion, handwoven textiles, and handcrafted jewelry.
Emerging Naga brands will present sustainable products, ranging from organic foods to eco-friendly crafts.
The festival will host interactive sessions to educate visitors about Naga history, customs, and community life.
Visitors can engage with tourism representatives to learn about travel opportunities across Nagaland.

The Autumn Festival 2025 not only celebrates the cultural richness of Nagaland but also strengthens the bridge between tribal heritage and urban audiences. It invites Delhiites to experience the warmth, creativity, and resilience of Naga communities—setting the stage for the grand Hornbill Festival later this year.

Sources: Nagaland Post, Morung Express, DIPR Nagaland.

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