Mizo youth put up Siktuithiang lam at Thalfavang Kut 2013

Siktuithiang lam dance performed at Thalfavang Kut 2013. A viewer tells us this is not a Tlanglam dance.
Thalfavang Kut festival is considered as one of the most significant festivals in Mizoram. Completion of weeding of the crop fields to make them suitable for harvesting activities is a primary farming operation of the cultivators of Mizoram. Thalfavang Kut is celebrated at a time when this weeding of the farm lands in Mizoram is completed by the cultivators.
Since cultivation is the prime source of socio-economic survival of the people of Mizoram hence most of the festivals are associated with some or other harvesting processes. Thalfavang Kut is one such occasion when the local inhabitants of Mizoram are involved in a wide array of festive activities.
The tribal groups living in all corners of Mizoram participate in various cultural events that are organized during the Thalfavang Kut festival. With vibrant shades of dance costumes the local people of Mizoram present an awe-inspiring range of performances to celebrate Thalfavang Kut.
The entire region of Mizoram becomes a vibrant platform of enjoyment and enthusiasm when Thalfavang Kut is celebrated in the place. With sumptuous feasts the Mizoram people engross completely in the festive spirit of Thalfavang Kut.
Another interesting trait of the festival of Thalfavang Kut is that it provides a scope to the tribal communities living in the far flung corners of Mizoram to represent their inherent cultural characteristics. Otherwise inhabiting remotely approachable places, the different tribes and sub-tribes of Mizoram get a pulsating base during the Thalfavang Kut festival where their talents are viewed by other people.
In a way, Thalfavang Kut is not only a festival but also an opportunity to showcase the hidden cultural traits of the tribes of Mizoram.
source - tourism.mizoram.gov.in
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[@darlstephenson]

This dance is so charming. I could watch Mizo dancing all day long.

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Van hmuhnawm tak em

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MIZO kan ni kan lawm e😍🤩

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A mawi hle mai

[@RuataLungchuang]

its actually called siktuithiang lam. Tlang lam is another dance form

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Thanks for pointing this out to us... If you're certain, we'll make the change in this video. Your inputs are clearly valuable!
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Line dancing Mizo style.

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What a nice

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In lamthiam hlawm khawp mai,analh lutuk e...

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tlanglam niloin Sik tui thiang lam tih zawk tur ani e

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