Description:
The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are an aboriginal community located in the Arunachal Pradesh state of India. They are the only tribe of the Arunachal Pradesh state that practices matrilineal kinship. The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are also known as the Arunachal Pradesh Kachin. The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are believed to have originated in the upper reaches of the Arunachal Pradesh state, near the border with Myanmar. They are a matrilineal community, and trace their ancestry through the maternal line. The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are also known as the Arunachal Pradesh Kachin. The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are believed to have been living in the Arunachal Pradesh state for centuries. They are a hunter-gatherer community, and are known for their skill in wood carving. The Arumugapadaiyatchi people are also known for their traditional clothing, which includes a long dress made of cloth woven from bamboo fibre.
