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The Dani tribe is one of the indigenous tribes who inhabit the land of Papua.
This tribe is known to live in the interior of the mountains and valleys of Papua.
Baliem Valley is the name for the mountainous and valley areas around Wamena.
- most of the people of the Central Highlands of Papua live by traditional farming
They grow ipere, a type of sweet potato as the main crop.
Besides being consumed by themselves, some residents also sell agricultural products to the city after they are harvested.
Most of the Dani tribe embrace Protestant Christianity.
but cannot be separated from their customs as adherents of the belief in the spirits of the dead,
The Dani have a fairly extreme way of showing their condolences for the death of a loved one.
The Dani symbolize their sadness not only by shedding tears but also by cutting off their fingers.
Fingers must be cut if there are family members or closest relatives such as father, mother, brother and sister who die.
This tradition is called the Niki Paleg tradition.
Cutting can be done on all fingers except the thumb.
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