DISCIPLINE PHOTOGRAPHY
CURATED BY The Travelling Dome
15 - 22 DEC
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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This walk explores a fishing village where the local community goes fishing in small boats and collects clams, crabs, oysters and shrimp by the coast. We shall look at the process of fishing and the collection of seafood using traditional techniques and implements. We shall learn how this local economy works and its relationship with the ecology. We shall see the various ways in which this food is preserved and prepared. We shall learn about the songs and rituals associated with traditional fishing activities. We shall get a chance to interact with local fisherfolk and sample some traditional food.
We shall visit the paddy fields in the village and learn about traditional farming. We shall learn about the different varieties of rice cultivated locally along with coconuts and seasonal vegetables. We shall learn about their sources of irrigation and the dangers from flooding. We shall interact with farmers and find out about new techniques that are being developed to make farming economically and ecologically sustainable. We shall end with a sampling of traditional rice preparations. Participants can also buy Goan red rice right from the source.
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Seats Full