Kati Bihu is one of the three festivals celebrated in Assam. Kati or Kangali Bihu is celebrated on the first day of Kati month in the Assamese calendar. The celebration is related to agriculture and ...

As the aroma of freshly harvested crops fills the air and the melodious tunes of Bihu songs resonate in every corner of Assam, it's time to embrace the joyous occasion of Bohag Bihu. Celebrated with ...

Assamese Bihu is one of the most important cultural festivals of Assam, which celebrates the change in seasons. It mainly caters to the agrarian culture and society of the state and marks the ...

Bohag Bihu marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year. It has ancient roots tied to agrarian traditions and the cycle of seasons, primarily celebrating the harvest season. The festival is deeply ...

Kati Bihu 2022: The auspicious harvest festival of Kathi Bihu is observed on the first day of the Kati month in the Assamese calendar. This year, it falls on October 18. Celebrate this festival by ...

Rongali Bihu typically takes place in the second week of April, symbolising the traditional harvest season. In 2025, the festivities will begin on April 14 and continue for about a week, concluding on ...

Bihu is a traditional festival that marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year. The origin of the word Bihu can be traced to "Bisu," which in the Deori language means Celebration or Joy. This year, ...

On the auspicious occasion of Magh Bihu, here we share a list of messages, wishes, and quotes which you can send to your family and friends this year. Bihu is the most important festival celebrated by ...

Bohag Bihu, the vibrant spring festival of Assam, is not just a visual and auditory delight; it's also a feast for the senses, particularly the taste buds. While the dances, songs, and festive ...

Bihu 2020: It is that time of the year when the whole nation gets decked up for fun, frolics, food and festivities. In not even a week and we are all set to celebrate the harvest festival that has ...

Bohag Bihu, also known as Rongali Bihu or Xaat Bihu (meaning ‘seven Bihus’), is a vibrant and culturally rich festival celebrated with great enthusiasm across Assam and parts of Northeast India.