Langtang North
Langtang North Local Government Area is the cradle of the Tarok people’s rich cultural heritage. It serves as a canvas for various events and ceremonies that beautifully showcase their vibrant culture, including the renowned Ilum Ötarok.
Cultural Celebrations
Sub-Cultural Celebrations
Within the tapestry of Tarok culture, several sub-cultural celebrations add even more depth and diversity. These include:
- Gbak Day: A special occasion steeped in tradition and significance.
- Nimbar Day: A cultural celebration that offers a unique glimpse into Tarok heritage.
- Gani Day: An event that resonates with the essence of Tarok culture.
- Bwarat Day: A day marked by cultural festivities and traditional practices.
- Gazum Day: Another important cultural celebration cherished by the Tarok people.
Traditionalist Cultural Activities
Langtang North Local Government Area is a treasure trove of Tarok culture, where each event and activity paints a vivid picture of their heritage. These celebrations and rituals are not just moments in time; they are living traditions that connect the Tarok people to their roots and history.
Agriculture and Crops Cultivated in Langtang North Local Government
Agriculture and Crops Cultivated in Langtang North Local Government: Groundnut, Maize, Pepper, Cotton, Millet, Cowpea, Rice, Yam, Cassava, Guinea corn, Bambara nuts.
Local Markets in Langtang North Local Government
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Ganjuwa Market (Thursdays); Items sold: Beans, Guinea Corns, Maize, Cotton, ground nuts.
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Gum Market (Wednesday); Items Sold: Cotton, guinea corns, maize, ground nuts, beans.
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Gumshar Market (Saturday); Items Sold: Feeder market, established in the time of crises so people do not go there.
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Damaria Market (Monday); Items Sold: Guinea corn, ground nuts, millet.
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Balla Market (Tuesday); Items Sold: Guinea corn, groundnuts, millet.
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Pilgani Market (Wednesday); Items Sold: Guinea corn, ground nuts, millet.
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Bidel Market (Thursday); Items Sold: Guinea corn, groundnut, millet.