Nestled in the picturesque valleys of Arunachal Pradesh, the Apatani tribe is renowned for its unique cultural heritage, which includes distinct practices, art, and oral traditions. Among their many treasures, the folk songs of the Apatani people stand as a vibrant testament to their rich history and enduring connection to nature. These songs, with their […]Read More
Purulia Chhau, a semi-classical folk dance originating from the Purulia district of West Bengal, stands as a testament to India’s rich cultural heritage. This masked dance, renowned for its vibrant costumes, intricate masks, and dramatic storytelling, combines elements of martial arts and folk traditions. With its roots tracing back to ancient times, Purulia Chhau narrates […]Read More
Every year, in the spiritual heart of India, the town of Ramnagar near Varanasi hosts one of the most unique cultural and spiritual spectacles in the world—the Ramlila. This centuries-old tradition brings the revered tale of the Ramayana to life with fervor and devotion, capturing the hearts of thousands who attend it each year. More […]Read More
The Lepcha tribe, that resides in the breath-taking Himalayan range represents a fascinating blend of tradition, culture and adaptation. Primarily inhabiting the North-east corner of India, particularly in regions like Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Bhutan, Sikkim and Darjeeling, they carry with them a rich heritage that resonates through their lifestyles, language and beliefs. With a population […]Read More
Odisha, one of the most beautiful places in India. What do we know about their people and their struggles? It is so shocking that their fight and resilience goes unnoticed by so many. Yet, they so not lose hope instead, stand united against the atrocities they encounter. Just like that, the tribe Dongria Kondh has […]Read More
The colonizers arrived in Australia in the year 1788, but before that Australia was inhabited by the aboriginal people, who had established rich and diverse cultures across the continent. They lived predominantly as hunter-gatherers, and even adapted to the varied environments of Australia’s deserts, rainforests, grasslands and coastal regions. They had several hundred distinct languages […]Read More