Harvest Feast Begins
Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, is celebrated in mid-January, marking the end of the harvest season in Assam. It begins with the lighting of the traditional Meji bonfire, symbolizing warmth and gratitude for a bountiful crop.
Feast and Festivity Time
Magh Bihu is celebrated with community feasts featuring traditional Assamese delicacies, lively folk dances, and sports like buffalo fighting and egg fights. People gather around the Meji bonfire to sing, dance, and enjoy the warmth, marking the joy of harvest and togetherness.
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If you or your community celebrate Magh Bihu and share photos or videos of the festivities, we’ll proudly showcase them in our Gallery and Videos section. As a token of appreciation, the Indian Book of Records will send you a Certificate honoring the spirit of harvest, joy, and togetherness.
