Chakma culture

Chakma culture belongs to the Chakma people, an indigenous ethnic group primarily found in Bangladesh, India, and Myanmar. Their traditions are rich in Buddhist heritage, reflected in their festivals, rituals, and monasteries. They speak the Chakma language and preserve unique art forms like embroidery, music, and dance. Family and community ties are central, with ancestral respect and spiritual practices playing vital roles. Agriculture is a mainstay of their livelihood. Their vibrant cultural expressions showcase a harmonious blend of spiritual beliefs, traditional crafts, and social customs that maintain their identity across generations.