Bhil villages

Bhil villages are settlements of the Bhil community, an indigenous group primarily found in western India. These villages typically feature traditional homes built from locally available materials like bamboo, mud, and thatch. The community practices a mix of agriculture, hunting, and gathering, maintaining distinct cultural traditions, festivals, and crafts such as pottery and weaving. Bhil villages often have a close-knit social structure, with strong community ties and leadership roles. Their lifestyles reflect a blend of age-old customs and adaptation to modern influences, emphasizing sustainable living and cultural preservation within their rural environments.