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What are Shand and Shabu?
Most popular dances of the Lahaul valley
Folk theatre of Rohru valley
Opera of Jubbal valley
Harvest festival of Mandi
Shand and Shabu are the most popular dances of the Lahaul valley and are generally danced at Buddhist Gompas in the memory of the Buddha. Shan means a prayer for Buddha. Dances to these prayers are termed Shan dances. This tribal dance is performed after the completion of the harvest. Instruments include drums, shehnai and a stringed instrument like a violin. A similar dance form known as Shabbo is also performed at festivals. It represents the beliefs and lifestyle of the tribal people. These dance forms are linked to the local festivals.
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