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Orissa the most picturesque state in eastern India is well known round the globe for its Tribes, Temples and Tigers. It is the land of 62 tribes, including some of the most primitive tribes, is the third tribal concentration in India has long eluded the western tourists. Mostly of proto Australoid stock, many of the Orissa tribes are high land tribes with rich ethnological character and customs, varying language and dialects. The territory conscious different tribes have long been able to reject the mainland influence and have preserved their social customs, living style and theological values. The most primitive among them are Bondas, Gadabas, Koyas, Kondhas and the Sauras. Not much has changed in the life-style of the tribes since the day Elwin; the British anthropologist visited the high landers in 1943, The unique rituals, shamanism, sacrifices, housing pattern, wall paintings, handicrafts etc. still intact to be discovered by curious tourist like you.
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Posted by: web oriya man | October 12, 2007 at 01:48 AM