Hornbill Festival:
Festival is celebrated every year on the first week of December. From 1st to 10th December, Nagaland is seen celebrating tribal culture, spectacular diversity, and glorious past and promising future.

Wangala Dance:
The Wangala is also known as the Festival of Hundred Drums and is celebrated with different forms of dances on the tunes of folk songs played on drums and primitive flute made of buffalo horns.
The festival is celebrated in honour of the Sun God and marks the end of the long harvest season.
The celebration also signifies the end of a long toil period in the field for the Garo tribe before the start of the winters.
For the Garo Tribe in Meghalaya, the festival is a way to preserve and promote their cultural identity and they exhibit their tradition in their celebrations.