The Tuva People are an indigenous group primarily residing in the Tuva Republic, a region in southern Siberia, Russia. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional music, throat singing, and unique crafts. The Tuva language belongs to the Turkic language family, and many Tuva people maintain their ancestral customs and practices. Historically, the Tuva People were nomadic herders, relying on livestock such as sheep, goats, and reindeer for their livelihood. Today, they continue to celebrate their traditions while also adapting to modern influences. The Tuva Republic is known for its stunning landscapes, including mountains and rivers, which play a significant role in their cultural identity.