Silambattam by Yuva Nakshathra, Chinnamanur, Tamilnadu, India Silambam is a weapon-based Indian military craftsmanship starting in South India in the Indian subcontinent. Silambam's primary spotlight is on the bamboo staff. The length of the staff relies upon the tallness of the professional. In a perfect world, it should simply contact the temple around three fingers from the head, ordinarily estimating around 1.68 meters (five and a half feet). Various lengths might be utilized relying upon the circumstance. For example, the sedikuchi or 3-foot stick can be handily disguised. Separate practice is required for staffs of various lengths. Recorded underneath are a portion of the weapons utilized in Silambam.
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