Bahuwa Mythology refers to the traditional beliefs and stories of the Bahuwa people, an indigenous group known for their rich cultural heritage. Central to their mythology are tales of creation, nature, and ancestral spirits, which explain the origins of the world and the relationship between humans and the environment. These stories often feature mythical beings and deities that embody natural elements, guiding the community's values and practices. The mythology serves as a means of preserving the Bahuwa identity and educating younger generations about their history and traditions. Rituals and ceremonies are often inspired by these myths, reinforcing social cohesion and a sense of belonging among the Bahuwa people.