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Wangala (100 Drums Festival)

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The post-harvest thanksgiving of the Garo community to Saljong, the sun god. Dancers in feathered headgear move to the beat of many drums.

FestivalNorth-Eastern India
Key facts
WhereGaro Hills (Meghalaya)
WhenOctober–November, after the harvest

What people do

  1. Offerings to Saljong.
  2. Dances to the beat of the dama (long drums).

Significance

Thanksgiving and Garo identity.

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