Days and Festivals

Ambubachi Mahayog is a sacred festival at Kamakhya Temple celebrating the divine feminine and the goddess’s annual menstrual cycle.

Beej Utsav celebrates indigenous seeds, promoting sustainable farming, biodiversity, and community-led seed preservation.

Celebrate Pohela Boishakh, the Bengali New Year, with vibrant traditions, cultural events, and historical significance across Bengal and Bangladesh.

Herath Festival, the Kashmiri Pandits’ unique Mahashivratri celebration, honors Lord Shiva with sacred rituals, cultural traditions, and communal harmony.

Abeyaantrix is the National Level Annual Technical Festival of Jorhat Institute of Science & Technology (JIST), Assam. A premier platform in Northeast India, it showcases innovation, technology, and cultural excellence through competitions, workshops, and social initiatives. Explore robotics, coding, hackathons, and more at Abeyaantrix!

Experience the vibrant Assam Mahotsav in Jorhat, a two-week cultural festival showcasing Assamese heritage, handloom, handicrafts, traditional music, and local artisans. Explore unique crafts, enjoy folk performances, and celebrate Assam’s rich traditions!

Experience the vibrant Brahmaputra Beach Festival in Guwahati, Assam – a unique blend of adventure sports, cultural performances, and traditional games held every January along the scenic Brahmaputra River.

Discover Sualkuchi, Assam's silk capital, famed for Muga silk and its vibrant weaving heritage. Experience the annual Sualkuchi Festival with live weaving, fashion shows, and cultural performances.

National Science Day, celebrated on February 28, honors C.V. Raman's discovery of the Raman Effect and promotes scientific awareness and innovation in India.

Discover the cultural significance of Bohaggiyo Bishu, the Assamese festival of renewal and prosperity celebrated by the Bodo community. Learn about its rituals, traditional cuisine, vibrant dances, and the agricultural importance of this joyous festival marking the start of the Assamese New Year."

Discover the spiritual and cultural significance of Ajan Pir Dargah in Sivasagar, Assam—a revered Sufi shrine symbolizing unity and harmony. Learn about Ajan Pir’s legacy, the Urus Festival, Zikir and Zari traditions, and how this historic site continues to inspire devotees. Plan your visit today!

Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib in Dhubri, Assam, is a sacred Sikh shrine dedicated to the ninth Sikh Guru. It serves as a spiritual hub promoting Sikh teachings of equality, justice, and selfless service, while fostering communal harmony. The Gurdwara also offers langar (community meals) to all, regardless of background, and stands as a symbol of peace and unity in the region.