Khasia communities in Moulvibazar celebrate New Year's Eve 'Seng Kut Snem' on Sunday. The Khasi community celebrated their traditional New Year's Eve festival, Seng Kut Snem, with colorful cultural activities and unique competitions on Saturday at the Magurchhara Khasi Punji field in Moulvibazar. The festival showcased the Khasi people's heritage, with attendees donning traditional attire and participating in various cultural and recreational activities.
The bamboo pole climbing competition, archery, slingshot challenges, and a betel leaf gathering contest captured the crowd’s attention. While the festival primarily celebrated Khasi traditions, it also attracted participants from other communities. Bengalis, professionals, and tourists from across the country joined in the festivities, making it a unifying event.
A fair featuring traditional Khasi crafts, betel leaves, bamboo and cane items, and food added to the lively atmosphere..
Khasia communities celebrate New Year's Eve 'Seng Kut Snem'
The Khasi community celebrated their traditional New Year's Eve festival, Seng Kut Snem, with colorful cultural activities and unique competitions on Saturday at the Magurchhara Khasi Punji field in Moulvibazar.Organized by the Khasi Social Council, the festival marked the 125th farewell of the Khasi year and welcomed the 126th with traditional games, songs, dances, and food. The festival showcased the Khasi people's heritage, with attendees donning traditional attire and participating in various cultural and recreational activities. The bamboo pole climbing competition, archery, slingshot challenges, and a betel leaf gathering contest captured the crowd’s attention. Philah Pohthmi, General Secretary of the