TRIBAL TOUR

The large number of tribes in India is one reason that makes it one of the most desirable places for tourists to visit. The tribal population consists of about eight percent of the nation's total population. The tribes of India are still very superstitious and strict followers of their traditions and customs. Every midget detail in the lives of these people including the customs, culture and food habits show a glimpse of their traditions and culture. A tour to the tribal places of India will help you understand the unique traditions and customs followed by the tribal people since time immemorial. The North Eastern part of India has many tribes including the Nagas, Khasis, Jaintias, Mizos, Boros, and Cacharis, which are known for their traditional songs and dances. Santhals and the tribal folks of Bastar can be found in the central part of India, while the south India is home to the tribes such as the Todas, known for their hand woven clothing.

Embark on an Indian tribal tour to explore the aboriginal tribal culture and discover the lifestyle of the endemic people of India.

Orissa Tribals

The state of Orissa houses the largest tribal population in India. There are more than 62 different tribal communities in Orissa which are still deeply etched in their traditions and customs despite modernization at its peak in the rest of the state. The tribal people continue to reside in deep jungles and forests with food gathering, hunting and fishing as the main source of their livelihood. Despite their unstable economic structure the Orissan tribal people are rich in their culture which shows in their colorful songs and dances.

Bhubaneswar, once the capital of ancient Kalinga, is an exciting blend of religious, cultural and natural wonders. This is the city where King Ashoka renounced the world and embraced Buddhism. An Indian Journey takes you on a tour of the Golden Triangle
of the East comprising the holy cities of Puri, Konark and Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Orissa, has well-equipped infrastructure to cater to the tourist traffic. From luxurious to comfortable budget hotels, the city has it all, enabling a tourist to choose the accommodation according to his plan and pocket. Since the city is well-connected by both rail and air, try reaching Bhubaneswar early in the morning so that you can start your excursion at the earliest possible!

The rock edicts of Dhauli bear witness to the gruesome war waged by Emperor Ashoka on Kalinga. It was here that Emperor Ashoka renounced his blood- thirsty campaign and turned to Buddhism

Arunachal Pradesh Tribals
Known as the land of the unspoiled hills, Arunachal Pradesh is sure to leave the tourists mesmerised with its imperial beauty and greenery. The chief tribes found here are Adi, Nishi, Apatani, Tagin, Misaim, Monpa, Aka, Nocte,Wancho, Singpho, Tangsha, Khampti, Padma, Miris and Sherdukpen. The people in general are friendly, helpful and full of life. The tribals are strict followers of their customs.

Gujarat Tribals
Gujarat offers a unique opportunity for the tourists to picture the tribals in their natural habitat. There are females covered by bangles from wrists to shoulders and large rings hanging from the noses. Some of the major tribes found in Gujarat are the Bharwad, Gowala, Garacia, Banjara, Megwar, Samma, Jat, Mutwa, Ahir, and Rabari.