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Berga barang or the honeycomb cell is a hexagonal, prism-shaped structure made of beeswax by honeybees to store honey.

Thaire is the traditional log-build cremation structure used in Dimasa funeral practices.

Dima Raja kharnai, also known as the Dima Raja royal Pond of Dimasa Kingdom situated near the Sibnagar village, Dhanshri. It is the largest surviving pond among the ponds dug during the reign of Dimasa kings.

Drumstick tree grubs are edible grubs that grow inside the branches of tree when it becomes old or damage.

A wild piglet is the baby of wild boar found in forest. Wild piglets are small and typically brown fur in color.

Khaudi (or cowrie shell) is a marine object used in spiritual practices and ritual rites of Dimasa community.

This is a Short Dimasa folk story on a Pig and a Dog, narrated by Monishankar Barman of Khaspur village.

This is a stone inscription of the Dimasa king Ramachandra Narayan Hasnu which was installed in the year 1740.

The above video is about the histoy of the Dimasa king and Ranipath village narrataed by Romaranjan Phonglo Barman of Thaligram village.

This monument is known as a Singhadwar (Lion gate) or Miyung Horglai, it is a gateway to the capital (Khaspur) complex of Dimasa kachari kingdom.