Sukma district, Administrative district in Bastar division, India
Sukma is a district in the Bastar region of southern Chhattisgarh, characterized by semi-tropical forest and the Sabari River running through the area. Forest covers much of the territory, shaping the natural landscape that travelers encounter.
The district was created in 2012 from the division of Dantewada district, giving it its current administrative form. The region itself has a deeper past connected to medieval movements and settlements.
The area is home to tribal communities, primarily Gonds, who maintain their own languages and traditions that shape daily life throughout the region. Their presence is visible in local practices and the way people interact with the land and each other.
The town of Sukma serves as the main administrative center with government offices, hospitals, and schools for the region. Visitors should expect forest roads and limited services in areas outside the town.
Nearby are ancient ruins and sculptures at Injeram that connect to early spiritual traditions of the area. These archaeological remains show the region's long history of habitation and religious significance.
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