
Mopin Festival, Galo Country
West Siang, Arunachal Pradesh, India
The Galo people's great April harvest-and-prosperity festival — rice-flour blessings, the Popir dance, apong rice-beer and community feasts around Aalo and Basar.
Why visit: The Galo's joyful spring harvest festival.
- ›Mopin rituals
- ›Popir dance
- ›Rice-flour blessings
- ›Apong feasts
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Best time
Apr (Mopin)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–1,000
Duration
1–3 days
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