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#Ramnami community hidden treasure in #chhattisgarh

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Still, bonda tribe uses dry gourd like drinking pipe of their daily life . Welcome to ethnic odisha with us

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Unique tribal village tour in Odisha

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Vanbasi Muria in #Chhattisgarh at their Gotul house ready for group dance for a good rain their area / very good for seed showing with very special musical instruments and attire

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Angami naga girl at their murmu ( female dormitory) you should have good local connection then only they allow you their village. Luckily we have very good social connection with these villages. Welcome to #Nagaland with an affordable package price ...

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#Nagaland the land of festival and prosperous with the beauty of ethnic life

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Tribe - Lamjia Saura - Preferable Tour

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#tribal  area Rice harvested but first crop offer to house sparrow birds because accordingly their #myth  rice brought from gods for human being To maintain the ecology what a nice though by the tribes https://bit.ly/3FYNlpk

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Donguria tribe in their isolated village is same colorful like at Weekly market so our tribal culture is that old like original no artificial & Paradise for #photographers  https://bit.ly/3o7AwDm

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Konyak tribe at their isolated village in original form of #Nagaland  state. They are very friendly and their culture is very unique too. on 1st Dec to 10 Dec. every year there is great horn bill festival celebrate but one must vaccinate double dose https://bit.ly/3I5hUvG

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Gujarat Tribal Wonder with Gir Asiatic Lion Safari

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Gujarat Tribal Tours is prosperous with 26 different tribal community and out of that here we present some of the very colorful tribal community like Rathwa,

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Tribal Wonder in Gujarat with colorful Tarnetar Tribal Marriage Fair – Dulcimer Tours

Tribal Wonder in Gujarat with colorful Tarnetar Tribal Marriage Fair

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Tribal #photography  is passion of special interest photographers  who love the culture of different #ethnic  group  Odisha is the right place for them https://bit.ly/30zi7WF

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Tribal tour in Rajasthan is some thing special because most people know #Rajasthan means heritage havelies and forts But we try to explore the real ethnic culture of Rajasthan with the colorful people   @dulcimertours

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BONDA Tribes - Tribal Of Odisha

In the wild and remote mountainous country located towards the south-western tip of the Malkanigiri highlands lives a unique tribal community called- “Bonda”. The tribesmen identify themselves as “Remo” (man). Bonda speak a language of their own that belongs to the Austro- Asiatic (South Mundari) language group. Bonda men are brave and bold. They derive their identity from their arms, such as bow, arrows, long knife which they always carry and sago palm-wine which is their most favorite drink. The Bonda women with their clean-shaven head decorated with head bands of Palmyra strips and plaited fillets of caryota fibber. Mass of colorbred beads and shell strings, brass neck rings and necklaces hanging down even below the navel and the brass bangles covering the whole of the lower arms are the typical ornamentation of the Bonda Women. A short and narrow strip of striped loin-cloth woven at home by a double-bar tensioned loom covering only the private parts comprises the woman’s wear.

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DONGRIA KANDHA - Tribal Tour Of Odisha

In the remote mountainous wilderness of the Eastern Ghats region of South Orissa lives a fascinating Kuvi-speaking tribe called, the Dongria Kandha. They inhabit the lofty Niyamgiri hill ranges in the district of Rayagada. They stand apart from others for their famous Meria festival, expertise in horticulture and colourful dress, adornments and life style. For being the denizens of hills, forests and highlands (dongar), their neighbors name them Dongria. Dongria men and women are quite fashionable in their personal adornments, that makes them attractive and distinguish them from others. Dongria men put on a long and narrow piece of loin cloth and women use two pieces of cloth, each 3-4 ft. In length. Both men and women grow long hair. A wooden comb (kokuya) is fixed at the hair knot of men and women which adorns the hair-lock and keeps the hair tight. A tiny knife (pipli) with colourful thread balls at its metal handle, adorns the hair lock of women. Men and women put on aluminum neck rings, beads & coin necklaces (kekodika), finger rings. In addition to that women wear bangles, anklets, toe rings. Both men and women wear earrings and nose-rings.