Most festivals of the Northeast attract tourists .why is this so?
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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. These festivals also present a wonderful opportunity for the people belonging to different tribes to bond. The sumptuous delicacies, interesting costumes, soulful music, warm hospitality and the lively ambiance give one enough reasons to be a part of the festivity in the North East.
Explanation:
The undulated hills and valleys, the virgin forests, the cascading waterfalls, the crystal clear rivers, the lush green tea gardens, the mystic nature, the myths and legends, the wildlife, varied flora and fauna, the people – their culture, traditions, heritage, food habits and celebrations of life make the Northeast India a treasure trove for the explorers.Northeast India comprises of eight states – Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. The region has 65 million people, and about 400 ethnic groups. The ethnic diversity includes Austro-Asiatic speakers from Southeast Asia, Tibeto-Burmese from China and Indo-Aryans from the Gangetic Plains.Nowhere in the world has a geographical area equivalent to the Northeast India which consists of such a varied group of people. The region has highest density of different tribes and several sub-tribes residing in an area, making the region vibrant with colourful people. Each tribe has its own language, culture, traditions, heritage, way of life and dressing.
The traditional attire worn by the women of Northeast India are vibrant and unique, and have a charm of their own. The eight states of the region have their own unique dresses that are a reflection of the tribal culture, with exclusive patterns and vivacious colours.