Bhangra is a traditional folk dance of Punjab, not Mizoram.

The Cheraw dance is performed by the Lushai tribe of Mizoram.

The Khuallam dance is a harvest dance that celebrates the joy of a bountiful harvest.

The Bamboo Dance is accompanied by the rhythmic beats of drums.

The Sarlamkai dance is performed during the Chapchar Kut festival, which is a harvest festival celebrated by the Mizo tribe.

The Pawl Kut festival is celebrated to welcome the new year and is marked by traditional dances, music, and feasts.

The Cheraw dance is known for its intricate hand movements and graceful steps.

The Mizo tribe is renowned for their skill in acrobatic dance, which involves impressive feats of agility and balance.

The Mim Kut festival is celebrated to honor the spirits of the dead and is marked by traditional dances, music, and feasts.

The Khuallam dance is performed by both men and women and is characterized by its lively steps and rhythmic movements.

The Bamboo Dance is also known as Chheihlam, which means 'dance of the bamboo poles'.

The Lui Ngai Ni festival is celebrated to mark the harvest season and is marked by traditional dances, music, and feasts.

The Bamboo Dance is performed using bamboo poles and is known for its intricate footwork and synchronized movements.

The Sarlamkai dance is also known as Chheihlam, which means 'dance of the bamboo poles'.

The Cheraw dance is performed during the Pawl Kut festival, which is celebrated to welcome the new year.