The unique life of Dani peoples in the highlands of Papua

We need to know, Dani society, especially for men wearing accessories around their pulldent faces. And the most unique is that they wear a kind of decoration like earrings made from pig fangs on their respective noses.

In this photo shows a Dani tribe smoking with amputated fingers. And we need to know, in Dani tribe society, if there is a relative or loved one who died then one of the family must cut off one finger of his hand as a sign of deep sorrow.

And the lives of the children of the Dani tribe are still very traditional, and they realize that since childhood it has been taught to keep the tradition of pulsker. They also wear accessories, but unlike adult accessories in general.

And what you see is the preparation of the Dani tribe just before starting the ceremony with traditional dances. And this ceremony attracts both local and international tourists pulskers. And not infrequently the tourists dig up information about when the ceremony held long before the day so as not to miss this special moment.

And Dani and the rest of the tribes in Papua also carry Noken every time they leave. Noken is a kind of typical Papuan bag that takes it quite uniquely pulsker, and is usually carried with tie overhead.

And what's unique is how to cook the Dani tribe ever since. They cook by burning all the ingredients such as leaves, tubers, and animals that will be eaten into one pulsker. And one of the most famous is the rock-burning tradition that is commonly found in the Papuan tribes.

And the unique accessories that characterize the Dani and Papuan community are generally the hats from this pulsker feather. And this hat is made of bird feathers they hunt in the forest. And then assembled into a beautiful and cool hats.

And one of the Dani tribe community who was caught by Han Lin Tea Camera under a tree. Dani tribes still use traditional weapons, and when hunting pulskers. Among them are arrows that end sometimes with deadly fluid.

So little about the uniqueness of the tribe in Papua, thanks have seen and for my attention very thankful