The Mayura dance held by the Kondh Tribe or a Particularly Vulnerable Group (PVTG) because of the peculiarities impressed from their originality as tribal people familiar with so many cultures across India. This is a brilliant expression of their national heritage that unifies the community together. It does not just depict life in motion; rather it tells stories about daily happenings, portraying the essence of beauty and kindness. By preserving this beautiful form of expression, the Kondh provide a link to their traditions, exemplifying the richness of their cultural heritage.

Among the tribes in Andhra Pradesh, the most important are the Kondh Tribes who settled in Gondiguda Village in the Araku Valley region. In this beautiful mountainous place, their ancient customs have been preserved by the community for generations. The lifestyle of this community is a beautiful manifestation of deep-rooted attachment to nature and traditions bequeathed by ancestors through daily practices. Among many of their cultural expressions, the most renowned among the people is the Mayura Dance itself, symbolizing their vibrant identity and their commitment to holding unique art forms.

Mayura is a very famous dance that is performed when actors don bright costumes, which serve to enhance the performance. The men are typically dressed in bright white cloth with colourful turbans worn low on the foreheads and many times decorated with a peacock feather for a symbol of beauty and grace. The women wear lovely costumes adorned with heavy jewellery, hugging their swing of the dance; those ear and neck ornaments added richness to the dance's local aesthetic. Glittering costumes together with flashing movements create a visual treat that speaks greatly of the artistic spirit of the tribe and fills the performance with cheers.

The essential frame of Mayura dance is created with music. Music builds an important part in Mayura dance performance. Dance songs depict life, beauty, kindness, etc., and tell community stories through their rhythm. Traditional instruments create rhythms that inspire participation rather than mere listening. Dancers arranged in parallel lines perform as flute players lead them to create unmatched visual spectacle. Melodies penetrate deep within emotions. Therefore, the overall performance becomes expressive layered with meaning into an exuberant performance.

Mayura dance is all about the instruments that contribute to its unique sound and rhythm. No performance is complete without the flute that guides the movements of the dancers with its melodious tunes. Here too traditional drums accompany the flute and provide a rhythmic background to the dance that adds to its zing. Sound played with these instruments is very close to the culture of the tribe, creating an enchanting musical experience and resonating with the audience. Such a combination of sounds uplifts the performance itself, making what is really one of the most precious representations of the Kondh heritage.