Wakka's history is deeply intertwined with the Wancho tribe, who have inhabited this area for centuries. The village has largely remained untouched by modern influences, preserving its traditional way of life. Historically, the Wancho people were known for their headhunting practices, which have now ceased. The village has a rich oral history, passed down through generations, detailing their customs, beliefs, and social structures. Wakka serves as a living testament to the cultural heritage of the Wancho people and their unique connection with the land.