The Chin National Day is celebrated annually on February 20, which is the day the Chin people gained their human rights from Burma.
The first Chin National Day was celebrated in 1951 at Mindat.
 People display many traditional dance such as bamboo dance, Sarlam (conquest dance), Khuangcawi(a lady is lifted by a crowd), Ruakhatlak/Cherua and many other dances from each group.
One of the big events on Chin National Day is the traditional wrestling (Lai Paih).
 There is also Miss competition from each town or city in Chin State.
Other events, such as fashion shows and singing also take place in Chin National Day.
 Traditional food, such as Sabuti/Sabaktui ( hominy corn soup) and Chang (rice cake) are served.
The Chin National Day is celebrated annually on February 20, which is the day the Chin people gained their human rights from Burma. The first Chin National Day was celebrated in 1951 at Mindat.  People display many traditional dance such as bamboo dance, Sarlam (conquest dance), Khuangcawi(a lady is lifted by a crowd), Ruakhatlak/Cherua and many other dances from each group. One of the big events on Chin National Day is the traditional wrestling (Lai Paih).  There is also Miss competition from each town or city in Chin State. Other events, such as fashion shows and singing also take place in Chin National Day.  Traditional food, such as Sabuti/Sabaktui ( hominy corn soup) and Chang (rice cake) are served.
Chin people