Tamangs, indigenous peoples who live across the Himalayan region are one of the ethnic groups now mostly inhabitants of Nepal. The legendary self-esteemed descendants of ancestors, Tamang people unfold a profound and distinct cultural history of their own. Our civilization is deeply tangible with cultural heritage such as language, script, folklore, music and unique mixture of traditional Tamang Buddhism, Bomboism and Tambaism. Following the footprints of our ancestors we take pride at present with Tamang songs and tunes of Damfu and Tungna developed from Tamba tradition as an inseperable part of our culture and identity. In consideration of historical facts that Tamang people have been systematically discriminated for generations by the aristocratic elites of homeland resulting a great deal of economic deprivation and social disintegration. Consequently, Tamang people have been victims of exploitation for years in Nepalese Society. However, despite of such ongoing inhumanly suppression and social discrimination by so-called RULERS of the society, Tamang people have always been eager to learn and preserve their distinctive culture and heritage in practices. Tamang Society of America Inc. was incorporated in March 2002 as Not-For-Profit Corporation in accordance with New York State Laws. The main purpose of this organization is to preserve culture and heritage and promote mutual cooperation among all Tamang people living in and outside the United States. The Society shall pursue confederation with all Tamang individuals and organization worldwide that values our cultural dignity in order to uplift diversified social and cultural development in the community. Tamangs see themselves with great joy and hope in Tamang Society of America with an extended potential for taking up responsibilities for socio-cultural and economic development of the community. The General membership is open to all people of Tamang origin who agreees to comply with its current By-Laws.