Seyochung Village and Akashvani Kohima jointly celebrated Mungmung 2026 at Seyochung Village, bringing together villagers, visitors, cultural groups and members of the Seyochung Village Union from different towns.
The celebration showcased the traditional culture and heritage of the Sangtam community through folk songs and indigenous games and activities, including Phishü Khidong, Longmikhi, Machi Khidong and Fürü Thsü Khudong, bamboo pole climbing, tug-of-war, traditional fire ignition and top-spinning.
Speaking at the celebration, Village Council Chairman Lichothri Sangtam said the partnership between Seyochung Village and Akashvani Kohima would help preserve and promote traditional culture through continued cooperation.
He welcomed villagers and visitors from different parts of the country, expressing hope that their experience in Seyochung would encourage more people to visit the village.
Officials from Akashvani Kohima thanked the village for its hospitality and cooperation. They also visited the mithun farm at Singtra, describing the experience as “extraordinary” and praising the traditional practices associated with preserving the community’s culture.
Visitors said the celebration demonstrated the potential of village tourism to generate income for local residents. They noted that such festivals provide opportunities for local people to benefit economically while preserving their cultural heritage.
The organising committee expressed gratitude to brand partners, supporters, village members, volunteers and others who contributed to the successful celebration. The event concluded with a renewed emphasis on cultural pride, community participation and stronger cooperation between Seyochung Village and Akashvani Kohima.
