Kuki people

The Kuki people are a diverse group of ethnic communities primarily inhabiting regions in Northeast India, northwest Myanmar, and parts of Bangladesh. They have distinct languages, cultures, and traditions, often characterized by vibrant festivals, traditional dances, and intricate crafts. Historically, the Kuki have played important roles in their local regions, maintaining strong communal ties and a rich oral heritage. They are known for their resilience and adaptability, blending indigenous customs with influences from neighboring cultures. Their societies are organized around clans and tribes, emphasizing kinship, social cohesion, and respect for ancestral traditions.