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There are many unique festivals celebrated in Northeast India. One Hundred Drums Wangala Festival is one such festival (1. **celebrated**) by the Garo tribes in Meghalaya. This is a 3-day harvest festival where the Garos pay tribute to Misi Saljong or The Great Giver - for (2. **part**) them with a rich harvest season. Music and dance form an integral (3. **part**) of the festival. The festival starts with the village chief, known as "Nokma" (4. **custom**) of the Rudiga ritual. At Rugala, an offering of the best and the first prepared rice beer, cooked rice and vegetables to the Almighty. The (5. **highlight**) of the festival is, however, the Mega Dance taking (6. **place**) on the final day. Each village forms a group of 10 drummers and 30 dancers and 10 such groups (7. **perform**) in the dance. So there are 100 drummers playing the drums and 300 dancers (8. **dancing**) to the beat of the drums. All of them are in their colourful (9. **traditional**) clothing and elaborate headgears made of feather. The entire occasion is a (10. **spectacle**) to watch. Wangala Festival takes place every year in November.