Description:
The Chanchalba people are an indigenous Australian people who reside in the Channel Country region of New South Wales. The Chanchalba people are believed to have descended from the Darug people. The Chanchalba people are known for their distinctive dress, which includes a long strip of cloth wrapped around the body and fastened at the waist with a knot. The Chanchalba people also practice a form of spiritual healing known as ngurunga.
