The Nomadic Tribe Migrated Every Time Someone Died In Nepal

The Raute tribe in Nepal has no permanent residence. They frequently moved from camp to camp every time a tribal member died to avoid evil spirits. The nomadic tribe migrated every time someone died in Nepal The Raute was one of the last few nomads. left over in the world. They live deep in the Himalayan forests of Nepal and forage by hunting and gathering, the Rautes have no permanent home

. They frequently moved from camp to camp every time a tribe member died to avoid evil spirits. The dead are buried in an upright position with a hole through the skull as a way for the soul to reach heaven.With the help of a local journalist, Danish photographer Jan Møller Hansen spends 3 days away from Nepal's capital Kathmandu traveled to a secluded forest in Accham district to meet tribal people According to him, the Raute also wanted to fit in with everyone, but they were afraid of going to school and staying in a fixed place.



They have a distinct identity and way of life, and that is the reason why the Rautes are vulnerable in the vast Nepalese society. The Rautes consider themselves of royal lineage and of high caste. This is their way of resisting assimilation. This tribe does not accumulate wealth. All they own are things that can be put on their backs and carried to another camp. When Jan visits the Raute tribe, there are only 156 people left. Many other Rautes have had to move under the government's resettlement policy Because of this, the aboriginal people were very wary of strangers, not allowing them to sleep in camps or participate in hunting trips.



Like other tribes who refused to come into contact with the outside world, the Raute faced with a growing list of hazards such as deforestation, environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, or land encroachment on the part of the government. Over the years, the Rautes were under great pressure. to fight against integration and preserve their own cultural identity. "We are losing cultural diversity as a result of our development," says Jan. “I hope we can respect the difference, no matter how different it is from civilized society. That is the message that the photo set wants to convey to the viewers. ”According to Hai Thu / Vnexpress ***.

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