India is a land of extraordinary contrasts, where ancient traditions meet modern innovation, and natural wonders coexist with vibrant cities.
The islands' population is broadly divided into two groups:
A. Indigenous Tribes (Native Inhabitants)
The indigenous tribal communities have lived in isolation for thousands of years and continue to follow their ancestral traditions and nomadic lifestyles.
Great Andamanese – One of the oldest tribes, now partially assimilated into modern society.
Onges – A small tribe living in Little Andaman, practicing hunting and gathering.
Jarwas – A nomadic hunter-gatherer tribe living in dense forests.
Sentinelese – Considered the last uncontacted tribe in the world, they live on North Sentinel Island and reject outside contact.
Shompens – A lesser-known Nicobarese tribe residing in Great Nicobar.
Restricted Areas: Many tribal areas are off-limits to visitors to protect their way of life and prevent the spread of diseases.