The two-day Me’gong Festival 2024 concluded on a high with the electrifying performance of the legendary Swedish band ‘Europe’ amidst the lush green hills of Garo Hills.
Legendary Swedish rock band Europe made an electrifying return to India after 36 years, delivering a powerhouse performance at the Me'Gong Festival 2024 in Garo Hills on Saturday night.
The much awaited and one of the biggest musical festivals of the North East being organized in the picturesque landscape of Garo Hills in Meghalaya, the 4th Edition of Me’gong Festival 2024 kick off on Friday evening with electrifying performances and vibrant cultural extravaganza at Baljek Airport in West Garo Hills near Tura.
Tura, Nov 27: Tura songjinmao donggipa Tree house resort-o skanggipa changna sky cycling-ko GHADC-ni Deputy CEM Nikman Marak-ni jakchi oprake on•nangaha.
Ian Meghalaya gimikoba skanggipa...
Tura, Nov 25: Chang 3-gipa Me•gong Festival ong•na siengon, Garo Hills-ni manderang changsatai gualna man•gijagipa namen mingsinggipa git ring•giparangna, tobegipa cha•a ringanirangna aro dingtang...
Garo Hills is buzzing with anticipation as the 3rd Edition of the Me•Gong Festival is just around the corner, promising another unforgettable experience with big-name headliners, delicious food and exciting entertainment activities.
The 48th edition of the 100 Drums Wangala Festival, the biggest and most colourful festival of the Garo Tribe, came to a grand conclusion after reaching an electrifying crescendo with the rhythmic beats of 100 drums reverberating through the Chibragre Hills on Saturday.
It is that time of the year again when the rhythmic beats of drums reverberate across the verdant hills of Garo Hills, beckoning all to come to the hills to witness the rich and vibrant culture of the Garo tribe in all its glory. It is time for the renowned ‘100 Drums Wangala Festival’, the post-harvest festival of the Garos, now in its 48th edition.
Chang 48-gipa 100 Drums Festival ba Wangala manianiko, Chibragre-o donggipa Wangala A•dam baksana Garo Heritage Village ba songo Bristibar saloni a•bachengataha.
In the remote village of Purakhasia in Meghalaya’s Garo Hills, the local primary health centre (PHC) recently marked a milestone: a full ten-bed facility for expectant mothers, equipped to handle even the most critical needs. This modest yet essential upgrade has made a life-changing impact for mothers in this remote area, who previously had to travel long distances for basic maternity services.
