Visakhapatnam: The captivating Dhimsa dance of Araku Valley is set to go ‘global’ as thousands of women to portray the tribal culture at the inaugural of Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport slated for August 1. “It is a great opportunity for the tribal girls to be part of the grandeur and make our Dhimsa dance go global,” says Korra Dhanalakshmi, who is excited to train others for the massive presentation. “Apart from occasional performance during the temple festivals and special ceremonies, we never had an opportunity to present Dhimsa at bigger events such as this one. Before hitting the dance floor for the rehearsals, Dalapathi Gouri Devi, a 17-year-old Dhimsa dancer, says, “Not even in our wildest dreams, we thought of presenting Dhimsa before the Prime Minister. “Showcasing tribal culture, the Dhimsa dance is set to draw global attention,” they emphasise.