Aṉangu

Aṉangu refers to the Indigenous people of the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, who primarily live in the central desert regions of Australia. They have a rich cultural heritage grounded in Dreamtime stories, which connect them to the land, animals, and ancestors. Their language, Anangu, is central to their identity and oral traditions. They maintain traditional practices alongside modern life, emphasizing strong community bonds, respect for their environment, and cultural preservation. Aṉangu are recognized for their deep spirituality, artistic expressions like painting and storytelling, and their efforts to protect their land rights and cultural heritage.