The Wichí are an indigenous group living in the Gran Chaco, with a semi-nomadic tradition focused on hunting, fishing, and gathering.

Population

~50,000

Origins

The Wichí are an indigenous people primarily living in the Gran Chaco region, alongside the Qom. They have a semi-nomadic tradition, relying on hunting, fishing, and gathering for their livelihood.

Customs and Culture

Wichí culture is known for its spiritual connection to nature and traditional crafts like basket weaving and beadwork. The Wichí language is still spoken, and they hold traditional ceremonies and dances.

Activity

Activities include visiting Wichí villages, participating in cultural exchanges, and learning traditional crafts. The Chaco region also offers eco-tourism opportunities with local guides who share their knowledge of the natural environment.

Other

Focus on cultural preservation and sustainable practices