MANGAN MUSIC FESTIVAL- SIKKIM

MANGAN MUSIC DESTIVAL: *SIKKIK*

Hey guys, welcome back to Another blog. So today we are going to talk about a very unique festival which is celebrated with great pomp and show. Thousands of people gather together to share their smiles. 

Mangan Music Fest is among the winter celebrations that take the locals and tourists on a ride of merriment. This music festival enlivens the ambience, uplifts the mood and represents the cultural heritage of the state.

Many people form different stated gather to see how the festival is celebrated. Here's a picture that can show you how it is celebrated. 

 A three day music festival is held at Mangan in North Sikkim from the 12th to the 14th of December every year. Bands from the region as well as from the Northeast states entertain the huge gathering and compete for the main prize. Mountains, music and the cold weather create an enthralling event. Other attractions include an exhibition cum sale of local handicrafts, a presentation of traditional cultural songs and dances and a food festival.

Here's a small shot that how Mangan is celebrated. 

COLOURFUL SIKKIM

This shows that how colourful sikkim is. 

Many tribes join them and celebrate together, hence it is truly a example of UNITY IN DIVERSITY. 
Hope you are guys are learning something new about Sikkim through my blogs. 

Thank you for being with me. 🙂🙂

Trisha Malhotra

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