Tokhü Emong: Lotha Naga Harvest Festival of Unity @TheMorungExpress05

Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The Tokhü Emong Mini Hornbill Festival 2025 was held from November 5 to 7 at the Public Ground, Wokha town.
Tokhü Emong, the premier harvest festival of the Lotha Naga community, is celebrated annually in the first week of November. It marks the end of the agricultural season and is a time of thanksgiving, reconciliation, and renewal of bonds among families and villages. Traditionally observed with feasting, folk songs, dances, and exchange of gifts, the festival embodies the rich cultural heritage and communal spirit of the Lothas. Beyond its celebratory essence, Tokhü Emong continues to serve as a platform for unity, social reflection, and collective progress within the community.

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Tokhü Emong: Lotha Naga Harvest Festival of Unity

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