Bihu is the main festival of Assam. The Festival of Bihu is synonymous with joy, jubilance, and merry-making. In a year there are three Bihu festivals in Assam -Rongali Bihu, Kongali Bihu, and Bhogali Bihu or Magh Bihu. Rongali Bihu which is also called ashag Bihu is considered the most important as well as popular Bihu among the three. It is the Spring Festival that is celebrated in the middle of April. It marks the beginning of the agricultural season. This grand festival is also synonymous with different gifts. The articles in this section discuss the different aspects of the Bihu festival and the varying gifts that can be exchanged on this auspicious occasion.
The brand new farming season, juvenile spring, the Assamese New Year, the sweet coconut pithas, Bihu folk songs, and the amazing Bihu gift ideas for the season; all conjure the exact image of the biggest festival of Assam, the Bihu festival. If you also want to make your Bihu special then go ahead and use some special traditional recipes to make the day special. To know more keep reading.
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Bihu, the most popular festival of Assam is a collection of three festivals which is celebrated in the months of January, April, and October. The three forms of the Bihu festival are Bohaag Bihu, Bhogali Bihu, and Kaati Bihu. Bohaag Bihu marks the beginning of the New Year at the advent of seeding time, while Bhogali Bihu in January is all about eating and enjoyment, and Kaati Bihu is associated with the sowing and transplant of paddy plants.
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People welcome 1st day of Baishak month or Assamese New Year by cleaning up places, wearing new clothes, and preparing a special dish like Pitha Larus, which is usually made up of rice and coconut. They celebrate this festival by participating in cultural activities by singing folk songs which are also called Bihu gets and also by performing traditional Bihu dance.
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The history of Bihu is rooted deeply in ancient rites and practices prior to the days of settled agriculture, gathering, and hunting. The traditional agrarian Assamese society celebrates the festival with great enthusiasm. The word “Bihu” is derived from the term “Bishu” which means to seek (bi) for prosperity and happiness (shu) in the dialect of the Dimasha people. Their supreme God is Brai Shibrai or Father Shibrai. The first crops of the season are offered to Brai. “Kalaguru” Bishnu Prasad Rabha interpreted the word Bihu as to ask (bi) and to give (hu). This fervorous festival draws from
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Bihu, the inspiration of social life is celebrated with a wild ecstasy. Since time immemorial it has been the face of Assamese culture and heritage. The festival is celebrated with unmatched vigor and grandeur. With little religious fervor, it has become the festival of oneness with the passage of time.
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Bihu, is one of the most siginificant festivals of the assamese culture. The excitement of the festival is just as much as it is of any state's New Year, Bihu is a colourful festival where near and dear ones come together to celebrate joy, happiness, togetherness and spread the festivities among others celebrating this. Send sweets on this precious day and make your loved ones feel the warmth of your wishes. To know more keep reading the article.
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Kids are the life of any celebrations and festivities. They even light up our day-to-day life. On the special occasion of Bihu send gifts for the little champions and make them ecstatic! If you are looking for gift ideas for kids then this article can help you in many ways. This article focuses on gifting ideas fore your little buddies out there. To know more keep reading.
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