The Royal Family of Jhabua, which belongs to this princely state, was discovered in 1584. The Royal Family of Jhabua, which is the Rathores ( Jodha) Rajput family. 

They are a prominent voice in maintaining their Royal Family history and traditions. 

Jhabua is in the Western part of Madhya Pradesh and has its authentic tribal district. India has some great and unique tribes that follow their traditions for generations to come. 

Jhabua is a beautiful hilly region which definitely goes lush green in monsoons, still breezes well in summer, and winters are definitely a sweater season here. 

 

The Bhil tribe is the 3rd largest community in India and traditional in its own ways. The people of the Bhil community are fierce archers. Living close to nature, they have a nature-based culture. They speak the Bhilli language.

They also follow the halma tradition of community service and are excellent artists known for their Pithora wall paintings. 

 

You will experience the community culture and their way of life. It’s so cool to see how to solves their community issues by following a halma tradition where they gather to solve an issue. They usually help the community member who is in trouble and are also involved in large-scale conservation programs of their region. They believe in unity and unanimous solutions to the problem. 

 

You will hear people speaking in a sweet and respectful manner using the decade old Indo Aryan language. 

It’s written in Devanagari for communication. 

 

The people are close to nature and hence their Ancient occupations include  farming and archery. They fondly call nature Jamimata. Well, in the modern world, people are into bamboo handicrafts, handlooms, and some pretty jewelry to drool over. 

 

They are also called the brave Bowmen of India. They track their rich culture of archery from the Mahabharata and relate it to Eklavya.