Bohag Bihu, also known as Rongali Bihu, is a significant festival in Assam, India, that celebrates the Assamese New Year and the arrival of the harvest season. In 2026, the festival will begin on April 14 and span seven days, filled with vibrant rituals and community gatherings. The origins of Bohag Bihu trace back to the agricultural roots of Assam, where it began as a way to honor the earth and seek blessings for prosperity. Each day of the festival holds special significance: Goru Bihu honors cattle, Manuh Bihu focuses on community blessings, and Mela Bihu culminates in grand celebrations with music and dance. The festival is characterized by traditional attire, folk songs, and communal feasts, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Assam. As the festival approaches, excitement builds across the region, highlighting the enduring spirit of the Assamese people.