Meghalaya, India’s northeastern state, is full of natural wonders like Cherrapunji- the world’s wettest place; Mawsmai Cave; and Māwsynrām- the world’s live bridge made with tree roots and trunks. It is also known for its different tribes and vibrant culture. But do you know that the state hosts an annual festival to showcase the culture and heritage of the Garo tribe every year?

That is nothing short of a spectacular event. On Friday, November 7, 2025, Meghalaya is celebrating the 49th Wangala Festival, also known as the 100 Drums Festival. The festival offers an enchanting glimpse into the rich culture, deep reverence for nature, and agricultural way of life of the Garo community.

About Wangala Festival

The Wangala Festival, a festival of 100 Drums, is an important harvest festival wh

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