Khokhara

January

5.7 - 30.9 °C

February

8 - 34.6 °C

March

11.9 - 38.8 °C

April

16.5 - 42.1 °C

May

21 - 43.7 °C

June

21.4 - 42.1 °C

July

20.9 - 35.1 °C

August

20.4 - 32.2 °C

September

18.8 - 34 °C

October

13.9 - 35.2 °C

November

11 - 33.2 °C

December

7.7 - 30.9 °C

Nearest Airport :

Devi Ahilya Holkar Airport (IDR)

All to know about Khokhara

In the heart of India, nestled amidst an emerald field and rolling hills, lies the enchanting village of Khokhara, a hidden gem in Madhya Pradesh. Khokhara is a name that whispers through the rustling leaves of ancient trees.

As the first light of dawn caresses the horizon, painting the sky with hues of orange and gold, Khokhara awakens from its slumber. The village comes alive with the melodious chirping of birds, their symphony a sweet serenade to the rising sun. The air is infused with the earthy scent of freshly ploughed fields, a fragrance that fills your lungs and ignites your soul.

Khokhara is a community municipality in Madhya Pradesh's Sidhi district, with Bhopal functioning as the state capital. Most of Khokhara's people speak Hindi, the village's native language.

Demographic Situation of Village

Khokhara Village, situated within Malhargarh Tehsil, Khokhara demographic in 2023 is predicted to be 942. Based on the 2011 census, 772 people lived in this Village, with 395 males and 377 females. In 2022, the population of Khokhara was 865 people. Literate individuals amounted to 450, comprising 297 men and 153 women. People in Khokhara rely on various skills; there are 459 workers, 234 men and 225 women. 343 cultivators rely on agriculture farming, with males cultivating 162 and women cultivating 181. In Khokhara, 72 individuals work as farm labourers; 33 are males, and 39 are women.

Known For

Khokhara Village is currently being developed as a speciality tourism destination, with traditional structures for homestay building for locals. Tourism-based and community-led tourism activities are being promoted. Local cuisine is encouraged, including cultural activities such as music, dancing, and local art made by the people, with little to no environmental disruption.

Panchayati Raj Institutions support safety, security, sanitation, and infrastructure development, all of which should be available to future generations. Solid waste management is supported in which the entire community participates.

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Witness the Karma dance

The Karma Tribal Dance is highly prevalent among the Gonds, Baigas, and Oraons. The dance genre has an unbreakable connection to the Karma festival, which takes place during August. The Karma dance represents Nature's fertility, shown through the greenery and prosperity that anticipates the arrival of spring. The Karma Tribal performance is a one-of-a-kind dance form in which men and women alternately dance around a tree. The males charge forward to the thundering beat of the drums, bending low to the earth, while the women try to synchronise their movement to the rhythm. A group of singers perform the songs. The Karma Tribal Dance has several variations. A lot of tribes have adapted and personalised the dance form.

A trove of

fascinating facts

A trove of

fascinating facts

Lahari Bai, a member of the Baiga clan from the Dindori district, has collected dozens of varieties of millets, dubbed 'Shree Anna' in this year's Union Budget. Agricultural workers founded Shri Anna Sangrahalaya to preserve indigenous seed varieties.

A trove of

fascinating facts

A trove of

fascinating facts

Shri Adganand Aashram offers spiritual encounters as well as independence. He also significantly contributed to the societal good through discussions and the written word.