On your trip to the SC Lowcountry, set aside some time to learn about and explore the unique and vibrant Gullah culture. The Gullah people have a deep-rooted history and a distinct culture, language, cuisine and overall way of living that helped shape the South Carolina Lowcountry into what it is today. Supported by Discover South Carolina | SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission

53K views · 2.4K reactions | Exploring the deep roots of Gullah culture, where West African traditions, Islamic heritage, and spiritual resilience meet. Bottle trees stand as protectors, catching spirits and safeguarding the home. This history runs deeper than many know. Thanks for the history lesson Beatrice Rodrigues @gullahmuseumsc #gullah #culture #tradition #history #heritage #faith #museum #museumlover #museumlovers #historybeforeus #ushistory | History Before Us | Facebook