The Qom, also known as Toba, primarily live in the Gran Chaco region and maintain semi-nomadic traditions. Their culture includes craftwork, ceremonial dances, etc.

Population

~126,000

Origins

The Qom, also known as the Toba, are part of the Wichí people, and they primarily live in the Gran Chaco region of northern Argentina. Their culture dates back thousands of years, with a strong focus on hunting, fishing, and gathering.

Customs and Culture

The Qom have a semi-nomadic tradition and a unique language, which they strive to preserve. Their cultural practices include craftwork, particularly basket weaving and traditional wood carving, and they also engage in ceremonial dances and music.

Activity

Tourists can visit Qom communities to learn about their traditions, participate in craft workshops, and attend cultural events. The Chaco region offers eco-tourism opportunities and cultural exchanges with indigenous guides.

Other

Rich in traditional craft techniques and cultural expressions