People and Communities of Nepal — Complete Hub
Nepal is home to more than 125 ethnic groups and 123 spoken languages. This hub collects stories of communities, traditions, and local cultures.
The Newars of the Kathmandu Valley
The Newars are the indigenous people of the Kathmandu Valley, known for their art, architecture, cuisine, and festivals.
The Sherpa People
The Sherpa people are the legendary mountain guides of the Everest region. Discover their history, culture, and mountaineering legacy.
The Tamang People
The Tamang are the largest indigenous ethnic group in Nepal. Discover their history, language, and Buddhist heritage.
The Gurung People
The Gurung people are a famous ethnic group from the Annapurna region, known for their military history and cliff honey hunting.
The Tharu People
The Tharu are the largest indigenous group of Nepal's Terai region, known for their unique mud houses and resistance to malaria.
The Chhetri and Brahmin People
The Chhetri and Brahmin (Bahun) communities form the traditional ruling and priestly classes of Nepal's hill society.
The Marginalized & Endangered Communities
Meet the highly marginalized and endangered communities of Nepal—from the nomadic Raute to the Chepang and the Dalit population.