About Nagaland

Nestled in India’s northeast, Nagaland is a land of vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. Home to 1.9 million people, it lies within the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot, rich in forests and natural beauty.

Over 60% of the population practices Jhum cultivation, a traditional slash-and-burn farming method deeply rooted in Naga heritage. This technique sustains local communities and provides the majority of the state’s food supply.

With its unique traditions, lush greenery, and resilient people, Nagaland is a true testament to cultural pride and environmental harmony.