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Arunachal Pradesh
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Thai and Tai Khamti cultural teams captivate audience in Arunachal Pradesh's cultural exchange event

| @indiablooms | Jun 19, 2023, at 07:29 am

Itanagar/IBNS: In a captivating display of artistic prowess, the renowned cultural team from Thailand, led by Krit, and the Tai Khamti cultural team from Arunachal Pradesh enthralled the audience with their mesmerizing performances.

The event took place at the Dorjee Khandu auditorium of the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly on Tuesday evening, as part of the C20's cultural exchange initiative., reported The Arunachal Times.

Distinguished guests, including Governor KT Parnaik, Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, Deputy Speaker Tesam Pongte, and MLA Ninong Ering, were present to witness the cultural extravaganza.

The gathering was treated to an unforgettable experience as the two cultural teams showcased their rich heritage and artistic talents.

The collaboration between the Thai and Tai Khamti cultures aimed to foster greater understanding and collaboration. As part of the cultural exchange initiative, the cultural teams will also perform at Tawang, further strengthening the ties between the communities involved.

The performances showcased the beauty and vibrancy of both Thai and Tai Khamti cultures, leaving the audience in awe and forging lasting connections between the people of Thailand and Arunachal Pradesh.

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