Naga woman demonstrates the process of cotton spinning. (Morung Photo)

Our Correspondent
Kohima | January 4

Nagaland is popularly known for its vibrant handicrafts, predominantly textiles but also wood carving, lacquer work and handlooms.

Over the years, the interest of the tourist is undergoing a paradigm shift from leisure to a more sustainable way of life, according to the Annual Administrative Report (2022-23) of the Department of Tourism, Nagaland.

The Report maintained that textile tourism was the most promising new tourism product which can be tapped for promotion and preservation of the arts and crafts of Nagaland.

The department will strive to revive rural arts and crafts, and involved women and skilled artisans to give unique experience to the tourist by conducting immersive themed handicraft tours to Nagaland, the report stated.