The Galu Tribe is a small ethnic group primarily located in the coastal regions of Kenya. They are part of the larger Swahili culture, which is known for its rich history of trade and interaction with various civilizations. The Galu people traditionally engage in fishing, farming, and trade, relying on the abundant resources of the Indian Ocean. Culturally, the Galu Tribe maintains unique traditions, including music, dance, and crafts that reflect their heritage. They often celebrate local festivals that highlight their customs and community values. The Galu's connection to their environment and history plays a significant role in their identity and social structure.