With which region of Himachal Pradesh are Gar, Shon and Bukum dances associated?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Lahaul - Spiti
Explanation:
· Gar, Shon, and Bukum are traditional folk dances associated with the Lahaul-Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh.
· The Shon (or Shand) dance is particularly famous in the Lahaul valley and is often performed in Buddhist monasteries (Gompas) in memory of the Buddha.
· These dances are characterized by rhythmic movements and are performed during major festivals and harvest seasons.
· The music is usually provided by traditional instruments like the Dhol, Nagara, and Shehnai, though some Lahaul dances (like Dhure) rely solely on singing.
Information Booster:
· Other prominent dances of Lahaul-Spiti include the Devil Dance (Chham), which involves monks wearing colorful masks to symbolize the victory of good over evil.
· The Shan and Shabu dances are also exclusive to the Lahaul valley.
Additional Knowledge: (a) Una: (Option a)
· Known for Punjabi-influenced folk forms like Gidda and Bhangra.
(b) Sirmour: (Option b)
· Famous for the Thoda dance (martial art form) and Gee dance.
(d) Solan: (Option d)
· Popular for the Nati dance and various regional fairs like the Shoolini Fair.