They live in bamboo huts called Gaireing or Char Nough, and the construction uses the locally available materials including bamboo poles, strips, and leaves. Usually, after one or two years of moving from one jhum area to another, they would conduct some ceremonial rituals to appease the forest deities before the relocation. Such a cycle, which reflects their deep ecological knowledge and sustainable use of forest resources, goes on and on.

The Reang women further adorn themselves with elaborate silver ornaments, such as Rangbutang and Anchali for neckwear, Chandrahaar for the forehead, Youchow Checha worn on the forearm, and Jhumka for the ears. Through agriculture, traditional costumes, and cultural festivals, the Reang conserves its tribal identity that upholds self-sustenance and sustainable ways of living.