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Nagaland has scenic places both for the adventurous and non adventurous Eastern Mirror DeskDimapur, Aug. 3 (EMN): Nature and culture lovers may find everything in Nagaland fascinating as it is blessed with both in aplenty. A hill station with good green cover, the state is rich in biodiversity with many flora and fauna, and the people take pride in its rich cultural heritage. With an area of 16,579 sq.km and population of 1,980,602 (as per 2011 Census of India), the state is home to 17 major tribes and sub-tribes with distinct customs, language and attires. Though the Hornbill Festival, an annual event celebrated from December 1 to the 10th, has become the biggest crowd puller and a tourist attraction over the years, each of the communities in the state have their own traditional festivals, thus the moniker “Land of festivals”. While it is difficult to list tourist destinations, as the topography is similar across the state, some places have become hotspots for both local visitors

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