Feb19,2024
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Among its rich tapestry of cultural heritage, the indigenous tribes of Tripura stand out as vibrant custodians of ancient customs and beliefs.
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The Tripuri tribe is the largest indigenous community in Tripura, comprising the majority of the state's population. Originally believed to have migrated from Tibet, the Tripuris have a rich oral tradition that narrates their journey through the ages.
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Also known as the Bru tribe, the Reangs are one of the prominent indigenous communities of Tripura. Traditionally inhabiting the forested hills of Tripura, the Reangs have a distinct cultural identity characterized by their colorful attire, folk music, and dance forms.
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The Jamatia tribe is another significant ethnic group in Tripura, known for their agrarian lifestyle and rich cultural heritage. They are primarily concentrated in the western and northern parts of the state.
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Originally hailing from the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh, the Chakma tribe is one of the largest indigenous communities in Tripura. They are predominantly Buddhist and have a distinct cultural identity characterized by their language, traditional attire, and architectural style
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The Halam tribe, also known as the Koloi or Kuki, is one of the indigenous communities inhabiting the hills of Tripura. They have a rich oral tradition and are known for their folk songs, dances, and myths.
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Mogs are Arakan tribe and migrated to tripura through Chittagong Hill tracts. By re-ligion they are Buddhist.
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