Telugu Traveller Meets Indonesia's Korowai Tribe

Telugu traveller Uma (Uma Telugu Traveller) visited the Korowai tribe in West Papua, Indonesia, to investigate cannibalism claims.

The Korowai tribe historically hunted and ate enemies, but Uma's video indicates they have stopped eating humans and are changing.

The Korowai build treehouses up to 100 feet high to protect from enemies and wild animals; Uma climbed one to show his audience.

Korowai use traditional tools like wooden and bamboo bows and arrows with bone tips, stone axes, and create fire by friction, not matchboxes.

Their diet includes wild boars, turtles, crocodiles, lobsters, and sago flour dishes; they live isolated from modern currency and clothes.