Chapchar Kut is a traditional festival celebrated by the Mizo people in the northeastern state of Mizoram, India. It marks the end of the jhum cultivation season, where farmers clear their fields for the next planting. The festival usually takes place in March and is characterized by vibrant celebrations, including traditional dances, music, and feasting. During Chapchar Kut, communities come together to celebrate their agricultural heritage and express gratitude for the harvest. The festival features various cultural performances, showcasing the rich traditions of the Mizo people. It is a time for social bonding and reinforcing community ties through shared festivities.