The Festivals of Meghalaya – Cultural Celebrations & Traditional Events

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Festival calendar of Meghalaya

Traditional festivals of the indigenous peoples

As the majority of Meghalaya’s population is Christian, the holidays known from Europe are celebrated in a similar way here. Hindu celebrations also take place according to the lunar calendar. A special feature, however, are certainly the traditional festivals of the indigenous peoples, which are only partially accessible to visitors. We would be happy to personally discuss which festivals are particularly attractive and fall within your travel time window!