Tharu stick dance

Tharu stick dance, also known as "Naach," is a traditional tribal performance from the Tharu community in Nepal and India. Participants, primarily men and women, dance in pairs or groups while rhythmically striking sticks against each other. The dance is often performed during festivals, celebrations, and harvest seasons, symbolizing community unity, cultural heritage, and folklore. The coordinated movements and rhythmic beats create an energetic and vibrant atmosphere, showcasing the community’s rich cultural traditions. Tharu stick dance preserves oral storytelling, emphasizing social bonding and celebrating life through music and movement.