Over 11,000 artists set Guinness World Record for 'Bihu' performance

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Over 11,000 artists set Guinness World Record for 'Bihu' performance

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<p>In a spectacular display of cultural pride and unity, over 11,300 dancers and drummers came together to perform the traditional Bihu dance, breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest Bihu dance ever performed - Photogallery

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In a spectacular display of cultural pride and unity, over 11,300 dancers and drummers came together to perform the traditional Bihu dance, breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest Bihu dance ever performed. The event was held in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, where the Bihu festival is a cherished annual celebration of the region's rich cultural heritage. The performance, which took place on April 13th, 2023, featured dancers of all ages and backgrounds, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, moving to the beat of the dhol, taal, and other percussion instruments. The energy and enthusiasm of the performers were infectious, as they expertly executed the intricate footwork and hand movements that are characteristic of the Bihu dance. The event was organized by the Assam government, which had been planning it for several months. The goal was not only to set a new world record but also to showcase the unique cultural identity of the state and promote tourism. The event was a resounding success, drawing a large crowd of spectators and receiving widespread media coverage. After the performance, representatives from the Guinness World Records presented a certificate to the organizers, officially recognizing the achievement. The previous record for the largest Bihu dance was set in 2018, with 6,688 participants. Speaking at the event, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed his pride and joy at the success of the event, saying that it was a testament to the resilience and cultural richness of the people of Assam. He also thanked all the participants for their hard work and dedication in making the event a success. The record-breaking Bihu dance has brought much-needed attention to the region and its unique cultural heritage. It is hoped that this will lead to more people taking an interest in the traditions and customs of Assam, helping to preserve them for future generations.

(AP)

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In a spectacular display of cultural pride and unity, over 11,300 dancers and drummers came together to perform the traditional Bihu dance, breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest Bihu dance ever performed. The event was held in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, where the Bihu festival is a cherished annual celebration of the region's rich cultural heritage. The performance, which took place on April 13th, 2023, featured dancers of all ages and backgrounds, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, moving to the beat of the dhol, taal, and other percussion instruments. The energy and enthusiasm of the performers were infectious, as they expertly executed the intricate footwork and hand movements that are characteristic of the Bihu dance. The event was organized by the Assam government, which had been planning it for several months. The goal was not only to set a new world record but also to showcase the unique cultural identity of the state and promote tourism. The event was a resounding success, drawing a large crowd of spectators and receiving widespread media coverage. After the performance, representatives from the Guinness World Records presented a certificate to the organizers, officially recognizing the achievement. The previous record for the largest Bihu dance was set in 2018, with 6,688 participants. Speaking at the event, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed his pride and joy at the success of the event, saying that it was a testament to the resilience and cultural richness of the people of Assam. He also thanked all the participants for their hard work and dedication in making the event a success. The record-breaking Bihu dance has brought much-needed attention to the region and its unique cultural heritage. It is hoped that this will lead to more people taking an interest in the traditions and customs of Assam, helping to preserve them for future generations.

(AP)

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