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Losoong is a Sikkimese New Year festival and carnival which celebrates the end of the annual harvest season at the conclusion of the tenth month of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar. The festival is primarily celebrated by Bhutia and Lepcha tribes in India, Bhutan and Nepal. Losoong is also known as Sonam Losoong by the Bhutias and Namsoong among the Lepchas, and falls on the 18th day of the 10th month of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar, which comprises of months in accordance to the lunar cycles.
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