The Ali Aye Ligang festival, a cornerstone of Mishing culture, heralds the start of their agricultural year. This vibrant celebration, held on the first wednesday of phagun (mid February) involves a ceremonial sowing of seeds to invoke blessings for a bountiful harvest.

The festival is a kaleidoscope of cultural expressions, featuring captivating performances of traditional dances like the gumrag and soulful songs.

Community feasts strengthen social bonds, while the underlying spiritual significance reflects the Mishing people's deep-rooted connection to nature and their reliance on agriculture. Ali Aye Ligang is more than just a festival; it's a celebration of life, culture, and community, cherished by the Mishing people.