The Tuvan people are an indigenous group primarily residing in the {Tuva Republic}, a region in southern {Siberia}, Russia. They are known for their unique culture, which includes traditional music, throat singing, and a deep connection to nature and the land. The Tuvan language belongs to the {Turkic languages} family, and many Tuvans also speak Russian. Historically, the Tuvan people were nomadic herders, relying on livestock such as sheep, goats, and reindeer for their livelihood. Their spiritual beliefs often incorporate elements of {shamanism}, reflecting their respect for the natural world. Today, Tuvans continue to celebrate their heritage through festivals and cultural practices.