New Delhi: Bihu stands at the heart of Assamese culture, celebrated with boundless enthusiasm across the state. Rooted in agrarian traditions, the festival is observed in three distinct forms—Bohag Bihu (or Rongali Bihu) in mid-April, Magh Bihu in January, and Kati Bihu in October—each marking a unique phase of the agricultural cycle and carrying its own cultural significance. Among these, Bohag Bihu, also known as Rongali Bihu, ushers in the Assamese New Year and the onset of spring.

Rongali Bihu will begin on 14 April 2025 and last about a week. Here are some perfect ways to spread the festive cheer!

Share these Rongali Bihu wishes in English on 14th April with your friends and family:

Share these Rongali Bihu wishes in Assamese with your loved ones!

Here are the finest Rongali Bihu quotes to share on 14th April:

Here are the best Rongali Bihu quotes in Assamese to share with your family!

These Rongali Bihu greetings are a stylish way to share........

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