Polgas

Polgus are a people living in the Central Asian country of Tajikistan. They predominantly inhabit the Rasht Valley in western Tajikistan, with smaller communities scattered throughout the Wakhan Corridor.

The Polgus possess a distinct cultural identity, retaining aspects of their pre-Soviet traditions. They consume a diet featuring dairy products, livestock, and agricultural produce, whereas their neighbors pursue herding activities as primary economic pursuits. Archaeological findings suggest human settlements in the region for thousands of years, with added following of Buddhism and Hinduism, conveying multiple possible influences.

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