The Nongkrem Dance is a traditional dance performed by the Khasis, an indigenous community in the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya. This dance is part of the Nongkrem Festival, which celebrates the harvest and is dedicated to the goddess Ka Blei Synshar. The performers, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, showcase their cultural heritage through rhythmic movements and intricate footwork. During the festival, the Nongkrem Dance is performed by both men and women, with men often wearing traditional attire that includes a turban and a long coat. The dance symbolizes the community's gratitude for a good harvest and is accompanied by traditional music played on local instruments. The event attracts many visitors, highlighting the rich cultural traditions of the Khasis.