History:
The Vembularu people are an ancient ethnic group of India, believed to have been in existence since the Iron Age.
The Vembularu people are believed to have been part of the early Dravidian civilization. They were a part of the great kingdom of Cheras, which was one of the most powerful kingdoms in south India. They were also part of the Chola and Pandya dynasties.
Description:
The Vembularu culture is primarily based on agriculture and fishing. They are also known for their traditional art forms such as mural painting, pottery, and weaving.
The Vembularu people have a variety of customs and beliefs. They practice ancestor worship and believe in the power of spirits. They also have a tradition of celebrating festivals like the Kumbam festival, which is held to honor the gods.
The Vembularu people are found in various parts of India, including Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala. There are also some communities of Vembularu people in Sri Lanka.
