4. The Huli Wig men of the Tari Valley, Papua New Guinea
Completely undiscovered by Europeans until 1937, the Huli still number nearly 150,000. They are the largest tribal group in New Guinea and are famous for making their elaborate headdresses with their own hair. They have been able to quietly enjoy beautiful nature for decades.
Jimmy Neslon via Before They
Jimmy Nelson via Before They
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