Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated in South India, while Bhogali Bihu, Rongali Bihu, and Magh Bihu are the three main Bihu festivals celebrated in Assam.

Pitha is a traditional Assamese rice cake that is prepared and enjoyed during Bhogali Bihu. It is made from sticky rice and filled with various sweet or savory fillings.

The Meji is a temporary hut constructed during Rongali Bihu. It is decorated with colorful clothes and flowers and serves as a place for people to gather, feast, and celebrate.

The Bihu dance is a traditional folk dance performed during Rongali Bihu. It is characterized by its energetic movements, colorful costumes, and rhythmic beats.

Goru Bihu is a festival dedicated to honoring cows. It is celebrated in the month of August and involves washing and decorating cows, offering them special food, and seeking their blessings.

Jhumur is a traditional folk song of Jharkhand, while Husori, Bihugeet, and Bhortal are traditional Bihu songs.

Tug-of-war is a traditional sport played during Magh Bihu. It involves two teams pulling on opposite ends of a rope until one team manages to pull the other team across a line.

The Bhelaghar is a bonfire lit during Magh Bihu. It is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck and prosperity.

Samosa is a popular Indian snack, while Pitha, Laru, and Jolpan are traditional Bihu dishes.

The Pepa is a traditional Assamese bamboo flute that is played during Bihu. It is known for its melodious and rhythmic sound.

Exchanging gifts is not a traditional Bihu ritual. Preparing and eating traditional dishes, performing Bihu dance, and lighting bonfires are common Bihu rituals.

The Uruka is a bamboo pole erected during Rongali Bihu. It is decorated with colorful clothes and flowers and symbolizes the beginning of the new year.

Husori is a traditional Bihu song, while tug-of-war, kite flying, and elephant race are traditional Bihu games.

Mekhela chador is the traditional Assamese attire worn by women during Bihu. It consists of a long skirt and a blouse.

Rangoli is a traditional Indian decoration made with colored powder, while Alpona, colorful clothes, and flowers are traditional Bihu decorations.