Shops are adorned with traditional items like food, Gamosas, Bihu clothes, dhools, pepa, and Assamese Japis.. Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, is celebrated across Assam in the second week ...

The celebration of Rongali Bihu is marked by energetic Bihu dances and the singing of Bihu geet (folk songs) using traditional instruments like the dhol, pepa, and gogona.

Dhol – A drum that sets the beats for Bihu dance performances. Pepa – A wind instrument made from buffalo horn, producing a distinct, vibrant sound.

The Bihu dance is accompanied by rhythmic music played on traditional instruments like dhol (drum), pepa (hornpipe), and gogona (mouth organ). The dancers create a vibrant and energetic atmosphere.

When it is time for Bohag or Rongali Bihu, Assam dons a festive look. The sound of the dhol (drum) and pepa (wind instrument) fills the air. As households get busy preparing pitha, almost every ...

Let’s dance to the tunes of dhol and pepa. Happy Bohag Bihu! Celebrate with love and gratitude. May your Bihu bloom with traditions and togetherness. Sending joy, color, and good vibes this ...

Celebrate Bohag Bihu 2025 with these traditional Assamese recipes, from Til Pitha to Coconut Laddoo. Bring the festival’s flavors to your kitchen!

Magh Bihu, celebrated on January 15, marks the harvest festival for Assamese people, rooted in Tibeto-Burman culture and the Kachari Magan festival. Known as Bhogali Bihu, it ceremonializes the ...