【第1話】首狩り族の村へ…警察で2日間足止め｜ナガランド

Northeast India, Nagaland state. Foreigners cannot move forward without completing entry procedures at the police station. The time taken to obtain the permit was—exactly 2 full days. From Guwahati, Assam state in Northeast India, by train to Dimapur. From there, heading to Kohima by shared taxi, to the fog-covered Naga hills, a fierce battlefield of World War II. Foreigners must complete a 2-day police procedure to enter Nagaland state, where entry applications are required. It is a “permit-controlled state” not easily accessible, and this journey begins with being held up by the police. Ahead lies a village where the national border runs through houses and a Naga tribe settlement that retains traces of a headhunting culture. Frontier documentary series, Episode 1. *This video does not support any particular stance. It records the facts seen on site as they are.* #Nagaland #Headhunters #NoEntryWithoutPermit #HeldUpByPolice #NortheastIndia #Kohima #Dimapur #Nagaland #EntryPermit #InnerLinePermit #BorderArea #FrontierDocumentary #WorldFrontierMania #NagaTribe #IndiaHiddenRegions #Longwa #Kohima #Dimapur #EntryApplication #Frontier #IndiaTravel #Bondila #IndiaBorder #Assam #IndiaDocumentary