Kodava Culture and Natural Conservation: A Deep Respect for the Land
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- 05/01/2025
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Kodava Culture and Natural Conservation: A Deep Respect for the Land
Kodava culture has always been deeply intertwined with nature conservation. The Kodava people view the natural world not just as a resource but as a sacred entity that must be respected and preserved. This philosophy is reflected in the community’s practices of sacred groves, the careful management of forests, and their belief in nature worship. Staying at The River Homestay gives visitors a chance to experience this cultural respect for nature firsthand. The homestay is situated in a location where guests can explore the lush landscapes, participate in eco-friendly activities, and learn about how Kodava culture actively contributes to biodiversity and the conservation of Kodagu’s natural resources.
