Tribal dance refers to traditional dance forms that are performed by indigenous or ethnic groups, often as part of cultural rituals or celebrations. These dances are typically characterized by their unique movements, costumes, and music, reflecting the history and beliefs of the community. They can serve various purposes, including storytelling, spiritual expression, and social bonding. Many tribal dances are performed during significant events such as ceremonies, festivals, or rituals. The dances often involve group participation and can vary widely between different tribes or regions. Instruments like drums and flutes are commonly used, enhancing the communal experience and connection to cultural heritage.