The Bana Religion is a belief system practiced by the Bana people, primarily found in the Bana district of Karnataka, India. It is characterized by a blend of traditional beliefs and practices, often incorporating elements from local cultures and Hinduism. The religion emphasizes the importance of nature, community, and ancestral worship. Central to the Bana Religion is the reverence for deities associated with natural elements, such as rivers and mountains. Rituals and festivals play a significant role in the community, fostering social bonds and cultural identity. The Bana people often engage in agricultural practices that reflect their spiritual connection to the land.