Its aim were to preserve the dying culture and traditional attires and folk songs and dances of Karbi tribal.

The event was formed by a group of people led by Roy Inghi, with Late Janasing Terang, Lunse Timung, Lawrence Teron, and others.

[7] The location now has an Cultural museum, 4 Open stages platform, Indoor stage hall, Artisan village, 3 Helipad, Inspection Bungalow (IB), Guest House, Eco-Park, a Garden, and 2 playground, beside 3 pond, parking space, KCS office, and quarters[citation needed].

Concurrently, various traditional songs, dances competitions take place at four open stages during the length of the festival[citation needed].

Recently, these festivals are held alongside Durga Puja to minimise local holidays.