Nagaland celebrates Hornbill festival

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi waves as he walks near Naga tribal men dressed in traditional attire during the inaugural ceremony of the Hornbill Festival in Kisama village in Nagaland, India, Monday, Dec. 1 2014. (Source: AP)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives a memento during the opening day of the Hornbill festival at Kisama village on the outskirts of Kohima. (Source: PTI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in traditional Naga attire, displays weapons presented to him during Hornbill festival at Kisama village. (Source: PTI)

India’s Naga tribe dancers in traditional attire perform a dance during the Hornbill festival. (Source: AP)

Manipuri boys demonstrate a traditional martial art at the Kisama village in Nagaland. (Source: AP)

Naga tribal men in traditional attire drink rice beer before a dance performance. (Source: AP)

Naga tribal men in traditional attire perform a folk dance during the Hornbill festival. The festival is one of the biggest festivals of India’s northeast, showcasing the tradition and cultural heritage of the indigenous Nagas. (Source: AP)

Naga tribal men in traditional attire perform a folk dance during the Hornbill festival. The festival is one of the biggest festivals of India’s northeast, showcasing the tradition and cultural heritage of the indigenous Nagas. (Source: AP)

A Naga tribal man in traditional attire laughs as he waits to perform a dance during the Hornbill festival at the Kisama village in Nagaland. (Source: AP)