In the north-west of Myanmar, bordering the tiny Indian State of Nagaland, lies the Naga Self-administered zone, home to various tribes sharing broadly similar culture and traditions that make up the loosely-defined Naga people.
This is another of Myanmar's poorest and most inaccessible areas, and the tribal groups there maintain their age-old customs through their lively festivals, their distinctive dress and their traditional way of life, remaining largely untouched by the outside world.
Some of these tribes may have been active head – hunters as recently ago as 1969. But nowadays they are more welcoming and friendly, and a trip to their little-known homelands will be one of the most unforgeable experiences of any trip to Myanmar.
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