Langkhun Festival
Recently, Tiwa tribesmen celebrated Langkhun festival in Umsowai village in Karbi Anglong district of Assam.
- During this harvest festival, the Tiwa community presents sacred offerings to Ramsa Devota and other deities, seeking protection of their paddy from pests and an abundant yield.
- They also pray for the prosperity and good health of their families and the entire village, asking for safeguarding from misfortune and disease.
- The festival features bamboo worship over four days and is held variably between October and December.
- Langkhun marks an important seasonal transition for the Tiwa, reflecting their agrarian roots and strong ties ....
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