The Northern Buryat are an indigenous group primarily found in the northern regions of Buryatia, a republic in Russia. They are part of the larger Buryat ethnic group, which has a rich cultural heritage influenced by Mongolian traditions and Tibetan Buddhism. The Northern Buryat people traditionally engage in herding, fishing, and hunting, reflecting their close relationship with the natural environment. Their language, Buryat, belongs to the Mongolic language family and is spoken by many in the community. The Northern Buryat maintain various cultural practices, including traditional music, dance, and festivals that celebrate their history and identity. These practices are vital for preserving their unique cultural heritage in a rapidly changing world.