Most popular Folktales of Northeast India

A folktale is a kind of story that is passed-down through generations, orally. These tales do not have a single author and their content keeps changing over time.

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Folktale of Arunachal Pradesh The Cricket and the Crab (Adi tale)

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Folktale of Sikkim Jyamphi Moong by Ananya Susarla

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Folktale of Manipur The Magic of Jackal

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Folktale of Nagaland Kongliang Otsu: An Ao Naga folk tale

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Folktale of Assam Tejimola: An Assamese Folktale from Lakshminath Bezbarua

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Folktale of Meghalaya “Why the Goat lives with Mankind”

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Folktales of Mizoram Ngaiteii Translated by Rini Tochhong

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Folktale of Tripura A Piece of Pumpkin

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