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Festivals & Custom

Bisu Changrandi Edamyar Ond, also known as Bisu Changrandi wherein the agriculture cycle starts in Kodagu. Kodavas follow the solar calendar and is observed in the mid – April. About On this day prayers are performed… read more »

About Kodava families before the Theerthodbhava would do “Bothu Kuthuvo” to their paddy field, house, cattle shed and Kala to claim the hold on these as their property. 6 feet tall bamboo poles or in… read more »

Calendar                        Deciphering the Kodava Tribes’ symbolic solar calendar unveils Edamyar 1 as the first day of the year, observed on April 14th, 2018. Known… read more »

The customs that are followed on a person’s death plays a vital role in Kodava community. Not everyone are cremated, few are buried. The main idea behind this is to show respect to the deceased… read more »

Kodava wedding is one of the fun filled traditional ceremonies which are performed in the absence of Brahmin priests. There are various types of Mangala which were followed in the ancient times. Few among them… read more »

Essay Competition – Festivals of kodagu  As it is said kundath bettath neenda kudare parane banel tharuvo kudre……..  ,During the period of Lockdown in 2020   kodavaclan   had called for a competition from kodavas to… read more »

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