Here you will find the 34 nomadic tribes which we are inspired by and dedicated a business center to.
Masai
Health
The Masai live off of their live stock, not only for food and milk but also for creating homes and tools.
Kazakh
KNOWledge
The Kazakh give their most important guests a cooked sheep head as a sign of respect.
Changpa
leadership
The Changpa live in an extremely cold and inhospitable area. They are always on the move together with their flock.
Maori
integration
The Maori are famous for their traditional dance, 'the Haka' which is also used by the New-Zealand rugby team.
Sami
spirituality
The Sami are the last nomadic people in Europe. They live in Lapland.
Secoya
sustainabillity
The Secoya is a tribe who lives deep in the Amazon rainforest.
Suri
competition
The Suri have a fierce culture, with stick fighting. Young men have to fight, to show that they are strong and ready for marriage.
Hamar
courage
At the Hamar boys reach adulthood by jumping over a row of cows. After this ceremony they are ready for marriage
Kyrgyz
teamplay
The Kyrgyz are known for their sport kokboru. Which is played on horses, while trying to get the carcass of a goat into the other teams goal.
Chukchi
loyalty
These reindeer hunters managed to tame their herds. They have to survive in extreme temperatures, sometimes dropping as low as -45 degrees.
X-Tribe
disruption
Members of the X-Tribe are recognized by their attitude. They are all different, but they have the same mentality: being rebellious and eager to change the world.
Mursi
expression
The Mursi are a nomadic tribe in Ethiopia. They live in the Omo Valley, close to the border of South Sudan.
Berbers
spirit of trade
The Berbers believe that an individual is nothing without a tribe.
Hunza
accomplishments
At the Hunza, age has nothing to do with the calendar. They measure age with accomplishments.
Asaro
impressiveness
The Asaro make impressive clay masks to scare the enemy away. They are also known as the mud men.
Huli
showmanship
The Huli are also known as the 'Huli Wigmen'. Young men go to the wig school to learn how to make their own wig.
Nenets
training
The Nenets have an agreement with their reindeer: the animals take care of transport, food and other functional aspects while the Nenets protect them reindeer with their lives.
Aboriginals
dreams
The Aboriginals believe that their ancestors created the earth and all their landscapes like a snake. They are known for their spiritual 'dream time'.
Bajau
mentorship
The Bajau are nomadic people living in the ocean nearby Indonesia. They are known for their ability to hold their breath underwater.
Dukha
mirroring
The Dukha are known for traveling around with their reindeers. For the Dukha the reindeers are like family.
Inuit
ingenuity
The Inuit live in Alaska, the north of Canada and Greenland. They are known for their igloos.
Vanuatu
fearlessness
The Vanuatu are known for their ceremonial jump from a high self-built wooden tower, to celebrate the harvest.
Mosuo
women in charge
At the Mosuo woman are run the businesses and are at the top of the family structure.
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