Tera Tali is a famous folk dance of the Kamar tribe of ________.
Rajasthan
Rajasthan is correct.
Terah Taali (Tera Tali) is a folk dance of Rajasthan performed by women of the Kamar tribe, traditionally in honour of the folk deity Baba Ramdev.
'Terah' means thirteen: the dancers tie thirteen small metal cymbals (manjiras) to different parts of the body and strike them rhythmically while seated, often holding a sword in the mouth or a pot on the head.
Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Odisha are not associated with this dance.
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