The much-awaited Chandubi Festival kicked off from January 1 at Chandubi Lake.
The 11th edition of the four-day festival will witness various cultures and traditions, ethnic food completed with music and dance. The festival will also have boat rides and a fishing facility for all the visitors along with a photography exhibition. The festival also boasts the display of handlooms, horticulture, bamboo, and cane products which will be also available on sale.
Image Credit: Ritupam Lashkar
Situated at the Southside of the Assam-Meghalaya border at the Garo foothills, the lake was formed during the 1897 massive earthquake.
The lake is also a utopia for many species of migratory birds during the winter season.
Earlier in 2020, the festival was canceled in the wake of the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
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