Life in Niyamgiri: For the Dongria Kondh, the hills are home, livelihood and faith
The Dongria Kondh tribe resides in the Niyamgiri hills, where they have lived for generations. The hills provide them with their livelihood and are also a place of spiritual significance. The tribe's way of life is deeply connected to the natural environment of the hills.
- ▪The Dongria Kondh tribe has been living in the Niyamgiri hills for centuries.
- ▪The hills are the primary source of livelihood for the tribe, providing them with food, water, and other essential resources.
- ▪The tribe's culture and faith are deeply rooted in the natural environment of the hills.
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