Time flies and so are the trends and
partying ways. Barbeque parties are definitely enjoyed but the fun that hurda
parties give can't be compared or compromised. Once the New Year bash is over, the
young and old look forward for hurda
parties. Hurda is considered as the staple grain of rural Maharashtra. December and January are the months to enjoy the traditional
hurda party in Maharashtra. Most of the people would carry hurda parties in
their own farms but due to the unavailability of good crops, labour and land,
hurda parties have declined. . The work is intense for the preparation and
needs at least 2-3 persons to prepare and serve the tender Jawar (hurda). This
might sound very simple and rustic, but the moment one puts a spoonful of this
preparation in mouth, there would be a desire to indulge in some more. It
is very rare for urban people to taste the first ripe of grains. People staying
in cities are not aware of rural life, their culture and eating habits. They buy
and cook whatever they find in the market. The vegetables and fruits that are
available in the market are hybrid, thus leading to several diseases.
In early January, Several agro tourism groups organize trips
to Hurda Parties across the state. Morachi
Chincholi is one of the best agro-tourism spot near Pune. Morachi Chincholi is a holiday spot that serves
urban tourist with sweet and tasty jawar that awakens their taste buds. Morachi Chincholi also provide a great learning experience to all children, as
they can see the diversity of farm, other applied activities on farms and can
experience the lifestyle of local villagers. Not just children, but adults too
are benefitted from such outings, especially the bird watchers as it is a Natural
peacock sanctuary. Here one will find peacocks more than the population of
local villagers. Because it is said during the Peshawa’s Dynasti, a lot of
tamarind trees were planted which attracted the peafowl’s, as Tamarind trees
offer both pleasant temperature and weather conditions. a lot tamarind trees Morachi
Chincholi also offers certain rural activities like rural games, rural rides,
and lip-smacking rural food etc. These activities are designed to enable people
to go back once again to the grassroots level so that one can derive positive
energy from the nature and go back home with rejuvenated and invigorated
spirit, ready to take up the challenges of daily life once again.
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What is Hurda?
Tender, moist,
green, farm fresh, aromatic and wholesome – that is what hurda all about. Hurda
is the Maharashtrian name for the roasted green millet (sorghum or jawar).
The Jawar chaffs are freshly plucked by the farmers and roasted on coal or
dried cow dung in the mud ovens. A few minutes after this slow and natural
cooking, crackling sound indicates the roasted delicate seeds are ready to
make their appearance. The hurda is then served hot; sprinkled with peanut,
garlic, dry coconut or red chilies
Morachi
Chincholi is the best weekend destinations and a place to get calm, cool,
relax, very close to nature. The whole village is full of agricultural farms
with natural scenery. At Morachi
Chincholi, one can experience a perfect holiday that one deserves to
enjoy with their loved ones in the sheer company of luxury that is untouched by
nature! The local villagers of Morachi
Chincholi also provide cottages for Night stay, so here one can enjoy
their stay in the lap of Mother’s Nature.
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