The Tuareg people, often referred to as the “Blue People” due to their distinctive indigo-dyed clothing, are a Berber ethnic group with a rich cultural heritage that stretches across the vast Sahara Desert. They are traditionally nomadic, with a lifestyle that is intricately tied to the harsh environment of the desert. Their culture, language, and traditions have been shaped by centuries of adaptation to this environment, resulting in a unique and resilient society.
