The World's 7 Most Interesting Tribal Practices

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Suri Tribe's Body Painting (Ethiopia) 

The Suri tribe in Ethiopia practices intricate body painting using natural pigments and materials.

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Huli Wigmen's Wig Festival (Papua New Guinea) 

The Huli Wigmen of Papua New Guinea participate in a unique cultural event known as the Wig Festival.

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Apatani Nose Plugs (India) 

The Apatani tribe in India practices a distinct form of body modification by wearing large nose plugs.

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Maasai Jumping Dance (Kenya and Tanzania) 

The Maasai tribe in Kenya and Tanzania are known for their unique jumping dance, often performed during celebrations and rites of passage.

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Yanomami Shamanic Rituals (Brazil and Venezuela) 

The Yanomami tribe in the Amazon rainforest practices intricate shamanic rituals involving hallucinogenic substances like ayahuasca.

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Hamar Bull Jumping (Ethiopia) 

The Hamar tribe in Ethiopia conducts a rite of passage for young men called bull jumping.

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Toraja Funeral Rites (Indonesia) 

The Toraja tribe in Indonesia holds elaborate funeral ceremonies that can last for several days.

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