Bwisagu

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Bwisagu Bodo New Year
Boro Girls performing bwisagu dance in traditional attire
Observed by	Boros
Type	Social, Cultural, Religious
Significance	New Year
Date	1st Baisakh
Frequency	annual
Related to	South and Southeast Asian solar New Year

Bwisagu^[1] is one of the most popular seasonal festivals of the Bodos of Assam.^[2]. This Bwisagu festival is observed at the beginning of the first month of the Boro year, around mid-April.^[3]