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Festivals in North East India flaunt its rich culture. Most of the festivals here are either related to agriculture, Buddhism or beginning of a New Year. There are many festivals that extend over a number of days and include folk/tribal dance and music which are beautifully portrayed on these coasters. A) Lui-Ngai -Ni is celebrated by almost all the tribes of the Nagas; thus it is celebrated in Manipur (Naga inhabited areas). The festival marks the seed sowing season. B) This festival is attended by all the major tribes in Nagaland. Hornbill is a good time to witness the cultural vividness; it also gives the opportunity to bond with different communities. C) Losar is a major festival in Arunachal Pradesh as it marks the Tibetan New Year. Tribes like Monpa, Sherdukpens, Memba, Khamba and Nah following the Mahayana sect of Buddhism celebrate this festival with all pomp. D) Wangala is a winter festival in Meghalaya that is mainly celebrated by the Garo tribe. It is held each year in the Garo Hills and is considered to be a post-harvest celebration. E) Celebrated to welcome the Assamese New Year, Bohag Bihu is one of the most important festivals of Assam. F) Named after a famous flower, Anthurium is a major festival in Mizoram. Anthurium is celebrated with an objective of promoting tourism and it is held in the month of September each year.