Wangala

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Wangala is great Harvesting Festival of Garos, who lives in Meghalaya, India and Greater Mymensingh in Bangladesh.They thanks to God and Goddes, called Misi Saljong for giving the rice and other crops.

It celebrates three days or one week. "Rugala" and "Sasat Sowa" celebrates in first day. and "Dama Gogata" celebrates in last day. Wangala celebrates in the month of September to December of the year.

In India it known as Hundred Drums.