7 Popular Tribal Foods Of India

India is known for its diversity in culture, heritage, and food. However, if you have a chance to try something unique, then the tribal foods of India would be your best bet.

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Chapda Chutney

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Thapdi Roti

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Maahni

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Dubki Tiyan

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Bafauri

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Marh Jhor

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Chak-Hao Kheer

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