Kisama Heritage Village

HistoryKisama Heritage Village was established to preserve and promote the diverse cultures of Nagaland. Located near Kohima, it showcases traditional Naga architecture and customs, offering visitors a window into the state's heritage.Cultural SignificanceAs one of the renowned Kohima cultural places, Kisama Heritage Village celebrates the traditions and unity of Nagaland’s tribes. The village is a symbol of cultural pride and inter-tribal harmony.Programs & EventsThe village hosts the globally acclaimed Hornbill Festival every December, featuring dance, music, crafts, and ethnic cuisine. Year-round, it offers workshops and cultural exhibitions suited for all ages.FacilitiesKisama Heritage Village provides ethnic huts, a museum, food courts, and craft shops. Comfortable amenities ensure an engaging and pleasant experience for all visitors.Best Time to VisitThe best time to visit is during the Hornbill Festival in early December, or between November and February for cooler weather and clear views.Visitor GuidelinesRespect local customs, avoid littering, and always ask for permission before photographing people. Follow posted signs and enjoy responsible cultural tourism.