The Tulu people are an ethnic group primarily found in the southwestern region of India, particularly in the coastal districts of Karnataka and Kerala. They speak the Tulu language, which is part of the Dravidian language family. The Tulu community has a rich cultural heritage, known for its unique traditions, festivals, and art forms. Tulu people are predominantly engaged in agriculture, fishing, and various trades. They celebrate several festivals, with Brahma Kaalasha and Bali Jatra being among the most significant. The Tulu culture is also characterized by its vibrant folk dances and music, reflecting the community's deep-rooted traditions and values.