Bihu festival: Discover the vibrant significance of

Discover the vibrant significance of Bihu in Assam! Explore its rich traditions, cultural identity, and the celebration of agriculture. Join the festivities today! Magh Bihu or Bhogali Bihu Magh or Bhogali Bihu is the festival of feast. This festival is celebrated in the Assamese month of Magh (mid-January) and marks the harvesting of the crops, when the farmers finally get a window of rest after a prolonged period of hard labour in the fields and when there is surplus food. Bihu is one of Assam's most prominent cultural events, celebrating the changing seasons. Learn about the celebration of Bihu and its types. During harvest season, Assam celebrates its national festival , " Bihu ". The Sanskrit word Bihu signifies "to pray for blessings and prosperity." So, on the festival day, Farmers and local people pray to God for a successful harvest on Bihu . In this chapter, we will learn what the Bihu festival is all about. Bihu Festival Bihu is the essence of Assam and is celebrated across the state with a tremendous zeal and enthusiasm. There are three Bihu festivals namely ‘Bohag Bihu ’ celebrated in the month of ‘Bohag’ (Baisakh, the middle of April), ‘Magh Bihu ’ celebrated in the month of ‘Magh’ (the middle of January), and ‘Kati Bihu ’ celebrated in the month of ‘Kati’ (Kartik, the middle of October). Each of the Bihu festival has its own significance and is celebrated with its own ...