The dances of North East India can be classified as the dances in Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura. The ancient musical forms of the valley dwellers are closely connected to the worship of Vishnu which are expressed in the Manipuri Dance. The Manipuri dance is known for its style and delicacy. The main dances of Mizoram are Cheraw, Khuallam, Chheih Hla (Chheih lam) and Sawlakia. The Naga tribes are fond of dances. The dances are named after the manner in which hands and feet are executed to resemble the movements of a bird or an insect or an animal like Nruirolians or cock dance, Gethinglim or cricket dance, Temangnetin or the fly dance and Hetateulee or the bear dance. All these dances are performed with the songs and music. The main folk dances of Tripura are Hozagiri dance of Reangs, Garia, Jhum, Maimita, Masak Sumani and Lebang boomani dances of Tripuris, Bizu dance of Chakma community, Cheraw and Welcome dances of Lusais, Hai-Hak dance of Malsums, Wangala dance of Garo, Sangraiaka, Chimithang, Padisha and abhangma dances of Mog, Garia dances of Kalai and Jamatia, Gajan, Dhamail, Sari and Rabindra dances of Bengalis and Basanta Rash and Pung chalam dances of Manipuris. Some of the popular folk dances of Arunachal Pradesh are Aji Lamu, Roppi, Hiirii Khaniing, Popir, Pasi Kongki, Chalo, Ponung, Rekham Pada, Lion and Peacock dance. For any further information on Dances please visit the dance pages of the different states of North East India like Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura.