Assam Culture And Some Beautiful Image Of Assamese Culture

About Assam Culture :

Most of the native population of Assam is Vaishnavite Hindu. Villagers generally associate on the basis of membership of a local center of devotional worship called "nam ghar" or "the house of names" (of God), whose members describe them as "one people" or "raij".

Assamese dishes are less spicy than any other Indian Dishes, but carry richness of taste and health.These are as follows:

• Rice
•  Varieties Pitha
•  Khar
• Fish Dishes
•  Jolpan Khorisa
• Meat
•  Varieties Laroo(ladoo)
•  Tenga Aanja
• Vegetable Items 

The most important social and cultural celebrations are the three Bihu festivals observed with great enthusiasm irrespective of caste, creed and religious affinity. The Bohag Bihu, celebrated in mid April is the most important one. It is also known as Rangaali Bihu . It is observed by dancing and singing in open spaces as well as in the houses.

The second important Bihu, Magh Bihu is a harvest festival celebrated in mid January. It is celebrated with community feasts and bonfires. It is also known as the Bhogaali Bihu.

The third Bihu festival is observed in mid-October. It is also known as the Kangaali Bihu because by this time of the year which is before the harvest is brought home the stock of food grains is low in a common man's house.

The Assamese also observe pan Indian religious festivals such as Durga Puja, Dol jatra or Fakuwa, Janmastami and the Eids

Some Cute Images:

Assamese beauty bihu quori  Image

Assamese food Image

Assamese bihu dance Image

Assamese beauty bihu quori Image