The Nongkrem dance is a traditional dance performed by the Khasi tribe in the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya. This vibrant dance is part of the Nongkrem Festival, which celebrates the harvest and honors the goddess Ka Blei Synshar. Dancers wear colorful attire, including traditional shawls and ornaments, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Khasi people. During the performance, men and women dance in a circle, accompanied by traditional music played on instruments like the dawki and drum. The dance symbolizes community unity and gratitude for the bountiful harvest, making it an essential aspect of Khasi culture and identity.