One of the most isolated tribes in the world is the Sentinelese, who live on North Sentinel Island in the Andaman Sea, between India and Southeast Asia. They have remained almost completely untouched by modern civilization for thousands of years. The Indian government has declared the island off-limits to outsiders to protect both the tribe and visitors, as the Sentinelese strongly resist any contact and have been known to defend their land with force.

Little is known about their language, culture, or way of life because of their isolation. What we do know is that they live a simple, traditional life hunting, fishing, and gathering in the forest. Their isolation has helped them preserve their ancient lifestyle, free from outside influence. The Sentinelese are a powerful reminder of humanity's diversity and the right of indigenous peoples to live undisturbed by the modern world. Shutdown123