Nagaland, cradled in the picturesque mountains of northeast India and sharing its borders with Myanmar, is not just a land of stunning landscapes but also a tapestry of human diversity and vibrant traditions. Amidst its lush greenery, diverse indigenous tribes weave the fabric of Nagaland's culture, each festival and market serving as a lively canvas portraying their unique heritage. Despite its tumultuous past, the resilient spirit of the people of Kohima, the capital city, echoes through its bustling markets and warm smiles, even amidst the solemn memorials of the Kohima War Cemetery, where the sacrifices of both locals and allies are remembered