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Want to watch a traditional Kambala race when traveling in Coastal Karnataka? Find out 11 more such interesting cultural experiences of Karnataka's coast in India. #India #Karnataka

Discover the enchanting charm of Karnataka's lesser-known towns such as Agumbe, Gokarna, and Hampi. Whether it's the verdant beauty of Agumbe's rainforests, Yana's striking rock formations, or the thrill waiting in Dandeli, each locale offers a delightful blend of pristine nature and vibrant culture. If you're fond of unusual journeys, a world of unexplored marvels awaits you in the heart of Karnataka.

Pavitr’s mask pulls it’s influence from the face paintings of theatre and ritual art like Theyyam, Yakshagana and Koothu

kuruma history History: kurumas, a pastoral community, constitute a considerable bulk of the Hindu population in Andhra Pradesh. They are fairly distributed in Telangana and Rayalaseema districts. Kurumba in Tamilnadu, Kuruba in Karnataka, Kuruva in Rayalaseema and costal Andhra and Kuruma in Telangana are the various expressions used to denote the shepherd caste. Kurutlas are also known as Madari Kuruvas and Madarasi Kuruvas in some parts of the state. As they worship Beerappadevaru, they…

Karnataka is a state in southwest India with Arabian Sea coastlines. It was formed on 1 November 1956, with the passage of the States Reorganisation Act. Originally known as the State of Mysore, it was renamed Karnataka in 1973. The capital, Bengaluru, is a high-tech hub known for its shopping and nightlife. To the southwest, Mysore is home to lavish temples including Mysore Palace, former seat of the region’s maharajas. #nammakarnataka #karnatakatourism #kannadigas #karnatakastate

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The Extreme Kambala Festival of Karnataka: Racing Through Tradition Kambala, an ancient festival in Karnataka, is a thrilling buffalo race that dates back over 800 years. Initially, Kambala was a way to honor the gods and seek blessings for a good harvest. Buffaloes, decorated and yoked in pairs, race across muddy fields in a spectacle of strength and speed. Historically tied to the agricultural communities, Kambala has evolved into a competitive event, where farmers and their buffaloes…

This infographic tries to depict the cultural divisions among the regions of Karnataka