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One of the main rivers for the state of Nagaland is in the region of Shamator District. The beauty of the Zungki River is enchanting and will leave anyone visiting it in awe of its natural beauty.
The river’s ecosystem is still so fresh and untouched, while the lush green trees surrounding it give you fresh air away from the noise and pollution of big cities. It gives you a feel of a brand new world.
Shamator village
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Villages in Shamator will allow you to experience the quaint and the luxury of slow-living altogether. You will not see the same sights you see in your big towns and cities. To experience the warm cultures and ultimate village goodness, you have to travel to the remote villages of Shamator district.
Cultural Tourism:
Shamator is a newly formed district of Nagaland as mentioned earlier. It was recognized as the 16th full-fledged district of the state only recently in 2022. What the district can offer you without a miss is the unique cultural experience of two different tribes cohabiting in one land both with their own unique and vibrant cultures.
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The Tsonglaknyi festival is celebrated from the 9th to the 12th of October by the Tikhir-Naga tribe of Nagaland. The significance of this festival is to sanctify the shield, which means to sanctify the weapons along with their physical assets and possessions before the menfolk go for head-hunting, practiced in the past (not practiced presently).
The festival showcases the early war dance and celebrates brotherhood and oneness over feasting and merry-making. This is an experience any tourist should not miss. So, mark the month and dates on your calendar for this festival!
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The Metumnyo Festival is celebrated by the Yimkhiung-Naga tribe. It is a festival of harvest, hosted by the tribe usually in the second week of August after the millet crop is harvested. The festival is enlightened by the engagement of young boys and girls in their community.
It is said that the Yimkhuing tribe, before the arrival of the Christian missionaries in their land, believed that males have six souls while females have five. In the present age, the tribe continues to showcase the traditions of their forefathers even if they don’t necessarily practice some of these traditions anymore. The war dance, war cries, and feasts are something to witness and indulge in if you are a tourist.