Hyderabad’s ‘Forgotten Foods’ event revives sankranthi traditions

Celebrate the age-old traditions of Sankranthi in the vibrant city of Hyderabad with our ‘Forgotten Foods – Sankranthi Edition’ event at our serene farmstead. Immerse yourself in heartfelt celebrations that revive the past.

Begin your day at 9:30 AM with a warm welcome and a traditional drink to energize you. Engage in the artistry of rangoli making at 10:00 AM, letting your creativity bloom on the ground in vibrant colors. Join the harvest dance at the same time, celebrating the bounty of nature.

At 10:30 AM, participate in Bathukamma, a floral festival that highlights the beauty of nature. Deck up the cows and offer prayers for prosperity, showcasing your appreciation for our bovine friends.

At 11:00 AM, revel in the authenticity of Pongal cooking. Prepare the dish in earthen pots over a wood fire, invoking a sense of nostalgia and tradition.

Savor an organic lunch at 1:00 PM, featuring forgotten recipes made from freshly harvested ingredients from our farm.

Join a pottery workshop at 2:00 PM and craft your own Pongal pot. Challenge yourself with traditional games, invoking the competitive spirit of yesteryears.

At 3:00 PM, soar high with kite making and flying, embracing the clear skies and festive spirit.

Take a leisurely farm walk at 4:00 PM, reconnecting with the land that sustains us and appreciating the simpler joys of life.

Conclude your experience at 5:00 PM by making your own snack in a hands-on activity that promises both fun and flavor.

As the sun sets at 6:00 PM, bid farewell to a day filled with joy, learning, and cherished memories as you depart from the farm.

Join us on the 14th of January 2024, and be part of a celebration that’s not just about fun but also about honoring our roots and the sustenance provided by Mother Earth.

Book your tickets now to secure a spot in this limited-capacity event that promises to give your year a truly traditional start. Immerse yourself in the essence of Sankranthi, where every moment is a tribute to our rich cultural heritage and the bond we share with the land.

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