Description:
The Chamgulanis are a Muslim ethnic group from the mountainous region of Nagaland in northeast India. They are predominantly of the Hmar people, and speak the Hmar language. The Chamgulanis are believed to have migrated to Nagaland from the neighbouring state of Manipur. They are a small minority in Nagaland, and are mostly found in the eastern districts of Dimapur and Kohima. The Chamgulanis are mostly subsistence farmers, and are involved in hunting, forestry, and weaving. They are also involved in traditional music and dance, and are known for their skill in woodcarving.