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Our Native Village

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Our Native Village is an eco resort that delivers simple Indian village experiences that are joyful, earthy and fun for the urban dwellers of the world.

 Bangalore, India
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Joined May 2009
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#ChaloCubbon to stop this proposal and protect what's left of our our Urban Blue Green Infrastructure #Parisara
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Once Again, GSTC Member Wins WTTC Tourism for Tomorrow Destination Stewardship Award 2019 World Travel & Tourism Council has... gstcouncil.org/gstc-member-w…
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We can not afford to lose this race. And it totally depends on all of us. Will we rise up to it? timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
Our Native Village is a great place for families to spend time together and create cherished memories that will last forever. #Village games, bullock cart rides, and pet-friendly areas are just some the many reasons to come over for a short #holiday.
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The all-new #pool at Our Native Village Keeping up with the village theme, the pool has been tiled with sandstone, evocative of natural ponds
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Wishing all our friends and family a blessed year ahead :) buff.ly/2iR5F9o
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Ditch the disco this new year's. Dance into 2017 to the beats of Dollu Kunitha. Only at ONV.
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Ever wonder how Santa navigates the terrains of Karnataka? Head to ONV and find out!
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Prominent in Karnataka and other southern states, Stone carving involves the controlled removal of layers of stone to create sculptures.
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Rosewood inlaying covers a range of techniques used by artists, primarily around Mysore, in sculpture and decorative ornaments.
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Unlike their toxic Chinese counterparts, toys from the town of Channapatna are known for their use of eco-friendly dyes.
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Mysore, Shimoga, Bangalore, and Uttara Kannada, are amongst the districts that boast a vibrant sandalwood sculpture culture.
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Originating under the reign of the Vijayanagar rulers, the distinguishing feature of these paintings is th​​e​ attention to detail.
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Togalu Gombeyaata means a play of leather dolls. This puppet show is performed solely in the state of Karnataka.
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Ek Minar Ki Masjid is a persian-style mosque, famous for its rounded dome, twisting staircase, and two-storeyed high minaret
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The 900-year old Chandramouleshwara temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is an excellent example of the Chalukyan architecture.
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Apart from being an architectural marvel, the Murudeshwara temple in home to the second largest Shiva statue in the world.
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Located in Mangalore, Milagres Church is one of the oldest churches in Karnataka – built in 1680.
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Probably the most recognisable building of Karnataka, the Mysore Palace is the official residence and seat of the Wodeyars-rulers of Mysore.
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