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Mizoram’s Band Terat Secures Spot at Hornbill Festival 2026 in Kisama
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🗓 08 Nov 2026, 08:31 PM
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The Mizoram-based musical group Terat has won a ticket to perform at the Hornbill Festival 2026, scheduled to be held at Kisama in Nagaland.
Mizoram’s emerging musical ensemble Terat emerged victorious in a selection process that grants a performance slot at the upcoming Hornbill Festival 2026. The win secures the group a coveted ‘Ticket to Hornbill 2026’, allowing them to showcase their music on one of North‑East India’s most prominent cultural stages.
The Hornbill Festival, organized annually by the Nagaland Tourism Department, will be hosted at the Kisama Heritage Village this year. Known for its vibrant display of tribal arts, crafts and music, the festival attracts thousands of visitors from across the country and abroad.
Terat’s participation marks a notable representation of Mizoram’s contemporary music scene on a pan‑regional platform. The band’s inclusion is expected to broaden exposure for the state’s artistic talent and foster greater cultural exchange between Mizoram and Nagaland.
Festival officials confirmed that the lineup will feature a mix of traditional and modern acts, with Terat slated to perform alongside other regional artists during the multi‑day event.
The performance is set for later in 2026, and organizers anticipate that the band’s appearance will draw additional interest from younger audiences eager to experience fresh sounds from the Northeast.
The Hornbill Festival, organized annually by the Nagaland Tourism Department, will be hosted at the Kisama Heritage Village this year. Known for its vibrant display of tribal arts, crafts and music, the festival attracts thousands of visitors from across the country and abroad.
Terat’s participation marks a notable representation of Mizoram’s contemporary music scene on a pan‑regional platform. The band’s inclusion is expected to broaden exposure for the state’s artistic talent and foster greater cultural exchange between Mizoram and Nagaland.
Festival officials confirmed that the lineup will feature a mix of traditional and modern acts, with Terat slated to perform alongside other regional artists during the multi‑day event.
The performance is set for later in 2026, and organizers anticipate that the band’s appearance will draw additional interest from younger audiences eager to experience fresh sounds from the Northeast.