India, March 5 -- In the shadow of the famed grasslands of Assam's Kaziranga, where rhinos graze and migratory birds descend each winter, a different kind of gathering is set to unfold next year.

The Kajir Ronghangpi Heritage Fair 2026, scheduled from March 7 to 10 at Tribal Treats in Bogorijuri, aims to bring together heritage, biodiversity, and sustainable enterprise on a single platform.

Positioned as a landmark initiative for Northeast India, the four-day event seeks to weave together indigenous culture, conservation, and responsible tourism under the theme "Wild, Weave, Harvest." Organisers expect more than 5,000 visitors, including tourists, policymakers, conservationists, institutional buyers, and entrepreneurs from across the co...