Andro Cultural Heritage Village
Ancient charcoal pottery, sacred eternal fire, and living indigenous traditions
About Andro Cultural Heritage Village
Andro is an ancient settlement nestled at the foothills of Nongmaiching hill, inhabited by the Lois community. It is revered for its sacred temple housing an eternal flame continuously guarded and fed for centuries, its open-air cultural museum, and indigenous coiled coil pottery made exclusively by married women.
Why You Must Visit
Witness the sacred fire at the Chakpa Panam Ningthou shrine, burning since antiquity
Discover indigenous coiled coil pottery created with hand tools and wooden paddles
Explore the Santhei Natural Park and traditional thatch huts showcasing tribal dwellings
Key Sights & Experiences
Coiled Pottery Demonstration
Observe master artisans shaping ceremonial vessels without mechanical wheels.
Mutua Cultural Centre Walk
Browse the open-air ethnographic village showcasing tribal houses of the Northeast.
Bookable Experiences in Andro Cultural Heritage Village
Hosted by verified local residents and artisans.
Ibeyaima DeviAndro Village Eternal Flame, Charred Pottery & Sacred Lore
Discover the centuries-old sacred flame that is never allowed to extinguish, learn coil-technique pottery, and taste traditional brewed rice wine Yu.