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Losar – Tibetan Buddhist New Year Celebrated with Traditional Rituals in Northeast India
What is Losar? An Introduction to the Tibetan Buddhist New Year Losar is the Tibetan Buddhist New Year, a vibrant celebration marked with traditional rituals and deep spiritual meaning. Celebrated mainly...
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Si-Donyi – Agricultural Festival of the Tagin Tribe, Arunachal Pradesh: A Cultural Celebration of Tradition and Harmony
Si-Donyi is an important agricultural festival celebrated by the Tagin tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, a state in the northeastern part of India. The festival honors nature and agricultural practices, recognizing...
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Guwahati Zoo & Botanical Garden: A Biodiversity Hub in Northeast India
  Introduction to Guwahati Zoo & Botanical Garden The Guwahati Zoo & Botanical Garden is a significant biodiversity hotspot located in Assam, India. Situated near the Brahmaputra River, it...
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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary: An Educational Overview
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Assam, India, approximately 48 kilometers east of the state’s largest city, Guwahati. It is renowned for its dense population of the Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros...
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Umananda Island: The Smallest River Island with a Sacred Temple Dedicated to Lord Shiva
  Umananda Island, located in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India, is a place of immense spiritual significance and natural beauty. Known as the smallest river island in the world, it is home to...
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Baishagu Festival: A Celebration of the Bodo Community's New Year
Baishagu festival is one of the most significant and joyous festivals celebrated by the Bodo community, an indigenous group from Assam, India. The festival marks the Bodo New Year and is a vibrant celebration...
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