The traditional Kere Bete fishing festival was held at Chittur Lake in Sorab taluk of Shivamogga district, attracting numerous participants. The event saw enthusiastic crowds engaging in the age-old practice of fishing using traditional methods.
Participants Flock to Chittur Lake for Kere Bete
Locals and visitors gathered early at the venue, eagerly awaiting the start of the fishing activity. Many participants were seen rushing towards the lake, carrying sacks and nets to collect their catch. The atmosphere was lively, with people of all ages taking part in the festivities.
Traditional Fishing Methods on Display
During the Kere Bete, participants used handmade nets and other traditional tools to catch fish. The event not only served as a recreational activity but also highlighted the cultural heritage of the region. Several participants proudly posed with their catches, showcasing the success of the day.
The festival is an annual tradition that strengthens community bonds and preserves local customs. Authorities ensured smooth conduct of the event, with safety measures in place for the participants. The Kere Bete at Chittur Lake remains a significant cultural attraction in Shivamogga district.
