mini hornbill 2025( khaozaosie hok-ah)

Festival of KHIAMNIUGAN Naga known as "KHAOZAOSIE HOK-AH". Khaozaosie-Hok-Ah is a festival celebrated by the Khiamniungan Nagas in January in the state of Nagaland, India. It's a festival of rest and celebration that marks the end of the agricultural season.
What does the name mean?
Khaozao: Means "bamboo cup with a straw pipe"
Sey: Means a local wine brew
Hok: Means "leg"
Ah: Means "rest"
What's celebrated?
Music: The festival includes music performances
Food: The festival includes food
Cultures and traditions: The festival includes cultural performances, traditional dances, and indigenous sports and games
Handicrafts: The festival includes a handicraft festival
Who organizes it?
The Khiamniungan Tribal Council organizes the festival
The Noklak District Handloom and Handicraft Council organizes the festival
The Government of Nagaland sponsors the festival
Why is it celebrated?
To give thanks to God for the harvest and triumph over adversities
To reinforce Naga unity and heritage
To preserve culture and traditions