THE FESTIVAL CARRYING WOODEN LOG DRUM
Dilip Changkakoty
In the
picturesque Pangchau village nestled in the heart of Arunachal Pradesh,
Northeast India, a unique celebration unfolds – the Festival carrying a Wooden
Log Drum. This remarkable event takes place annually and holds a special
significance for the Wancho tribe residing in the Longding District.
On this
particular day, the vibrant community of the Wancho tribe comes together to
embark on a fascinating journey through the hilly forests, bearing the world's
largest "Musical Wooden Log Drum." This iconic instrument, more than
a mere musical artifact, serves as a poignant representation of the tribe's
rich culture and age-old traditions.
For
generations, the Wancho tribe has cherished and upheld the significance of this
festival, making it an integral part of their cultural tapestry. The resonating
beats of the Wooden Log Drum echo the stories, heritage, and traditional
practices of the Wancho people, creating a harmonious connection between the
past and the present.
As the Wancho
tribe proudly continues this annual celebration, the Festival carrying the Wooden
Log Drum stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of community, culture,
and the vibrant traditions that make Arunachal Pradesh a treasure trove of
cultural diversity.
Video in courtesy of
Mr Jakap Lukham’s wall of FaceBook link; https://www.facebook.com/Lukhamjakap/videos/2342378539282686
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