Block2takeout established 2022, is a restaurant that specializes in Korean cuisines and is located at the heart of Mokokchung town. Whether you are an avid Hallyu fan, or someone who is simply curious about the global tapestry of flavours, Block2takeout invites diners to embark on a remarkable gastronomic journey through the delicious world of Korean […]
Travelling challenges preconceived notions and stereotypes, thus fostering empathy and understanding. It broadens horizons, encouraging personal growth and a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of our world. From exploring historic landmarks to savoring local cuisines, from learning to cook local dishes to participating in community activities, each destination has a story to
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Tongpangkumba Kichu is a multi-faceted individual with a passion for creating humor on media platforms. Popularized on Instagram as I Akum Kichu, he is known for creating “how to impress girls of different Naga tribes/region” comic reel series on the media platform. The creator’s stereotypical yet accurate portrayal of various Naga tribes/region is never a
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“Our homestay is a home far away from home…… It’s a homestay for all the right reasons”- The Green Nest team Travelling is a transformative experience that opens doors to new cultures, landscapes, and perspectives. – it is about discovering the world and oneself in the process. Whether it’s a leisurely vacation, an educational expedition,
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Nagaland, a hilly state in the Northeastern part of the Indian subcontinent is known for its distinct and rich cultural heritage. Among the many captivating aspects of Naga culture, the art of tattooing holds great cultural and social significance and served as a means of personal expression, social identification and storytelling. Today, there are 17
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Naga villages not only serve as a gateway to experience the fresh green lushes of the hills but it also plays a pivotal role in preserving the rich cultural heritage of the multi-tribal state; inclusive of both tangible and intangible ones. To have first-hand experiences of Naga culture and traditions and to eyewitness the warmth
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“…..Everything you create could be art, and it can make beautiful things if you believe and create that is as unique as you are.” Art is a form of escape from the everyday mundane. It washes off dust from everyday life and is a testament to the power of human creativity and imagination. The things
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“I am the ‘P’ to the ‘N’ of ProcrastinatioN. I am ambitious and lazy, a wannabe spendthrift and broke, a member of Reel Disaster Management, an uncle without Bolero and someone who sets an alarm at 5:00 A.M only to turn it off and wake up at “What? Oh No!” O’clock in the morning.” -Akavi
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“Crocheting is so therapeutic” – Knot_Cottage Growing up, we all had once worn a well crocheted pair of socks, a beanie or a jumper that had us all fuzzy and warm especially during the winter seasons. This somewhat familiar and nostalgic hobby of our mothers is back in vogue with a fun modern twist and
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Naga culture being known for its oral tradition has passed down a great deal of mystical tales and folklores along with the good ol’ tradition of bravery, integrity and honest Governance of the Nagas. We must have heard at least a couple of traditional tales from our grandparents or perhaps read them on school textbooks
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