Adivasi culture refers to the diverse traditions, languages, and lifestyles of the indigenous peoples of India, known as the Adivasis. These communities have unique customs, art forms, and spiritual beliefs that are closely tied to their natural surroundings. They often practice sustainable agriculture and rely on forest resources for their livelihoods, reflecting a deep connection to the environment. The Adivasi population is made up of various tribes, each with its own distinct identity, such as the Santhal, Gond, and Bhils. Their rich oral traditions, music, and dance play a vital role in preserving their heritage. Despite facing challenges like modernization and displacement, Adivasi culture continues to thrive and adapt.