Aerial view of Imagiland at the Naga Heritage Village, Kisama on December 8. (DIPR Photo)
KISAMA, DECEMBER 8 (MExN): ImagiLAND at Kisama’s Naga Heritage Village has emerged as one of the most vibrant and immersive attractions of this year’s Hornbill Festival. Combining contemporary art, music, and innovation, ImagiLAND offers a unique experience for visitors of all ages. At the heart of it is IMAGISTAGE, a dedicated platform promoting creativity and providing a stage for artists to showcase their talents.
From morning to night, ImagiLAND brims with activities. Families have been drawn to the Children’s Park, a haven filled with swings, arcade games, DIY accessory stations, basketball shoots, and the ever-popular bouncy castle. Digital photo booths offer instant keepsakes, while ice cream stalls provide a sweet respite in the winter sunshine.
As the sun sets, IMAGISTAGE transforms into a vibrant concert venue. Over the first seven days of the festival, performances from bands such as Undying Inc, Konflicts, The Dixie Boyzz, Street Stories, Polar Lights, Dossers Urge, Reble, and RIOTFAME turned the stage into a musical spectacle. Their diverse styles have kept crowds energized, grooving, and dancing the night away, making each evening an unforgettable experience.
ImagiLAND is also a paradise for food lovers. Visitors can choose from 22 stalls offering everything from freshly brewed coffee and pastries to hearty rice thalis and savory pork ribs. The wide variety of food and beverages ensures there is something to delight every palate.
As the Hornbill Festival heads into its final days, ImagiLAND promises more thrilling performances, delicious treats, and cherished memories. Visitors are encouraged to embrace the festive spirit, don their coziest jackets, and experience the magic before the “Festival of Festivals” culminates.
