The Tharu are an indigenous ethnic group primarily found in the Terai region of Nepal and parts of India. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes unique traditions, music, and dance. The Tharu people traditionally engage in agriculture, relying on the fertile lands of the Terai for their livelihoods. Tharu communities are recognized for their distinct languages, such as Tharu and Hindi, and their traditional practices, including the use of herbal medicine. They have a close relationship with nature, often living in harmony with the surrounding forests and wildlife. Their vibrant festivals, like Maghi and Biska Jatra, showcase their cultural identity and community spirit.