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Sukma (Chhattisgarh): Sukma, located in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, is known for its tribal culture and rich natural resources. The district is home to several indigenous tribes, including the Gonds, whose traditions and lifestyles contribute to the region?s unique cultural fabric. Sukma is a part of the Dandakaranya forest area, making it rich in biodiversity, with wildlife sanctuaries like the Indravati National Park offering a haven for animals like tigers, leopards, and elephants. Agriculture is a major part of Sukma?s economy, with crops like rice, maize, and pulses being widely cultivated. The district also faces challenges related to Maoist insurgency, which has impacted its development and safety. Despite these challenges, Sukma remains a center of natural beauty, with its dense forests, rivers, and waterfalls. Sukma?s vibrant local festivals and rituals, often held in the tribal villages, reflect its cultural diversity and strong connection to nature. The region is also famous for its traditional art forms like Dhokra metal casting, which are widely appreciated for their craftsmanship. Sukma?s serene environment and untouched beauty make it an attractive destination for eco-tourism, though its remote location and infrastructure issues remain barriers for widespread tourism. Its natural richness and tribal heritage continue to shape its identity.