Bhim Hang Limboo, a minister for the Building and Housing and Labour Department, attended the final day as the chief guest. Birendra Tamling, an advisor to the Chief Minister for Press, attended as the guest of honour, alongside other dignitaries including JB Tamling, Mohan Gurung, SB Mangyung, SP Mangyung, Nosang Muringla, Mingma Lepcha, Basant Tamang, and CS Limboo. Upon arrival, the chief guest and dignitaries offered prayers at the local Mangheem to seek blessings from Peli-Phangsham and Tumyehang.
The final day featured cultural performances representing the Bhutia, Lepcha, Nepali, Rai, and Limboo communities. Traditional performances included Dhan Naach, Tam-Aokay, Hakparay Khyali, Poo-Haa-Samlo, Tumyehang Samlo, and Laringak-Namligay. The chief guest and dignitaries also visited traditional exhibition stalls displaying Limboo ethnic attire, cultural artefacts, and traditional products, while the committee felicitated social contributors, achievers, and representatives.
Bhim Hang Limboo said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang-Golay, equal support and opportunities are extended to all communities to preserve and develop their cultures. He said that showcasing diverse cultural programmes contributes towards cultural tourism, and he emphasised communal harmony and unity in diversity. Ds Limboo, a Zilla Adhyaksha for Gyalshing and patron of the committee, delivered the welcome address, while Temen Limboo and Ikla Limboo compered the programme, and BS Subba, a Panchayat Inspector, proposed the vote of thanks.
This is according to a news announcement published on the Sikkim Government portal on November 1, 2026.
