Traditional storytelling practices enhance the experience of festivals by preserving cultural narratives and values, drawing audiences into vibrant tales passed down through generations. Engaging performances, whether in the form of theatrical plays, oral traditions, or puppet shows, captivate visitors and offer insights into community heritage. These narratives often address moral lessons, historical events, or folklore, fostering a connection between the past and present. By involving community members as storytellers, festivals become lively platforms for cultural exchange, creativity, and education.