The "Long Neck Tribe," also known as the Kayan Lahwi, is an ethnic group primarily found in Myanmar and Thailand. They are famous for their unique tradition of wearing brass coils around their necks, which creates the appearance of elongated necks. This practice is often started at a young age and is a cultural symbol of beauty and identity within the tribe. The coils are gradually added over the years, and while they can weigh several kilograms, many women in the tribe embrace this tradition as a part of their heritage. The Long Neck Tribe attracts tourists interested in learning about their culture and way of life, contributing to local economies through cultural tourism.