Found in Central India, mostly in Bastar district of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, Gonds are known for their unique lifestyle.
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Santhal tribe, West Bengal
The Santhals majorly live in West Bengal’s Bankura and Purulia districts. The main occupation of Santhals is agriculture and livestock.
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Apatani tribe, Arunachal Pradesh
The Apatanis live in the Ziro Valley in the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. This tribe is known for their unique look and bamboo houses.
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Kodava tribe, Karnataka
One of the distinct races in India, the Kodavas are noted for their bravery since ages. These people are quite fond of music and dance.
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Khasi tribe, Meghalaya
The ethnical group of Khasi tribes is full of music. These people love playing musical instruments like guitars, flutes and drums.
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Irula tribe, South India
Irula people are expert snake and rat catchers. They live in most parts of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
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Bodo tribe, Assam
Bodos are also said to be the early settlers of Assam and mostly found in Udalguri and Kokrajhar districts. Bodo culture is quite unique and colourful and their handloom products are amazing.
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Bhil Tribe, Rajasthan
Bhils can be mostly seen in the Aravalli Ranges of Sirohi in Udaipur. These artsy people are noted for their ghoomar dance.
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Angami Naga tribes, Nagaland
The famous Hornbill Festival is all about Angami Naga tribes of Nagaland that draws travellers from across the globe. The Nagas are mostly present in Kohima.
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