Tribes of the world

Photographer Jimmy Nelson traveled the world to document the cultures of indigenous tribes at risk of disappearing. It took him over four years to complete his project and the result is the brilliant book “Before They Pass Away.”

Checkout the most remote and unique nomadic tribes of the world. Read about their types, living style, culture, art, custom and food habbits in this blog.

This wonderful world is built up of so many different beliefs and cultures. Some, we were even uncertain existed until recent times. Tribes live on and are strong in the cultures of various countries. Rich diversity and teachings stem from the ages...

Protected forests in Brazil and Peru hold some of the world’s last remote indigenous groups, increasingly threatened by resource-hungry outsiders.

Behind the ancient way of life for the Tuareg tribe of the Sahara is a culture so progressive it would even make some people in liberal western cultures blush.

The Asmat Tribe are tribal peoples located in West Papua. They are renowned amongst tribal art expert world wide as woodcarvers of the highest order. Some ornaments that are often used and become the main theme in the sculpting process conducted by the tribe asmat people is taking the theme of the ancestors of their tribe.

The Vibrant World of Khasi Tribes: Exploring Meghalaya’s Unique Cultural Heritage – The Cultural Heritage of India

Have you ever had a travel experience, or dreamt of one, that totally blows your mind? Such was the case for me back in 2006 in the highlands of Papua,

Dive into the fascinating world of the Sentinelese tribe, Earth's most isolated community. Discover their unique lifestyle, culture, and the legal protections that shield them from the outside world. This article offers a respectful, thoughtful examination of a tribe that time forgot, presenting a case study in human resilience and cultural preservation.