Guwahati - Assam made history on Thursday by achieving the Guinness World Record for "the largest Bihu performance" ever to be held in a single venue, marking a significant moment for the traditional dance form. The event took place at the Sarusajai Stadium in Guwahati, where a total of 11,304 folk dancers presented the Bihu Dance, accompanied by over 2,500 drummers. The performance was observed by the Assam Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, who expressed his enthusiasm and pride for the achievement.

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The event was organized by the Assam government with the aim of promoting the state's cultural heritage, which has now achieved global recognition with the Guinness World Record. The presence of the Guinness World Records team added significance to the event and validated the achievement for both the performers and the state of Assam.

Sarma stated that the world record was achieved for both Bihu dance and Bihu dhols, and it is the largest performance of the traditional dance and drumming in a single venue. This accomplishment highlights the rich cultural heritage of Assam and showcases the dedication, hard work, and talent of the performers involved.

Overall, this momentous occasion not only marks a significant achievement for Assam but also brings greater attention to the importance of preserving and promoting traditional art forms. It is a proud moment for the state and its people and will undoubtedly inspire future generations to celebrate and honor their cultural heritage.