Anthropology is the scientific study of human beings, their biological evolution, culture, society, language, and ways of life across different periods and regions. It seeks to understand human diversity as well as the similarities that unite people. Anthropology examines how people adapt to their physical and social environments, develop cultural traditions, organize social institutions, and interact with one another. It is generally divided into four major branches: physical (biological) anthropology, social (or cultural) anthropology, archaeological anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. In the context of tourism, anthropology provides valuable insights into the relationship between tourists, host communities, culture, heritage, and the environment. It helps explain how tourism influences societies and how cultural practices shape tourism experiences. Social anthropology contributes significantly to the study of tourism by examining the social organization, customs, traditions, beliefs, values, and everyday lives of communities that receive visitors. It studies the interactions between