Explanation:

- Cheraw is a colorful and traditional dance form that involves bamboo staves.

- It is associated with the Mizo people and is often performed on festive occasions.

- Mizoram: Cheraw is a traditional dance of Mizoram. It's also known as the Bamboo Dance, where dancers step between bamboo staves in rhythmic patterns.

- Goa: Known more for its western-influenced dances such as the Dekhni and Fugdi, but not Cheraw.

- Himachal Pradesh: Famous for dances like Nati and Kullu, but not Cheraw.

- Chhattisgarh: Known for tribal dances such as Panthi and Raut Nacha, but not Cheraw.

- Cheraw's unique rhythm and steps make it a prominent cultural highlight of Mizoram.