Tgakushis
Tgakushis are a group of people who originated from the Atacama Desert in northern Chile. Their traditional way of life is centered around herding llamas and alpacas, which have been an essential part of their culture for centuries. Tgakushis live in small communities, often in remote areas, and maintain a strong connection with their ancestors and the land.
The Tgakushi language is a Quechua language variant, which is spoken by a significant number of people
Traditionally, Tgakushis were known for their skill in weaving and textiles, with alpaca and llama fiber being
The impact of modernization and urbanization has led to significant changes in the Tgakushi way of life.