08 May 2014, 09:22 am

This festival, which is being organized for the first time, will focus on the role that coconut and cashew nut play in Goa.
There will be Cashew stomping sessions, display of coconut cashew products, handicrafts, artifacts, cuisine, etc. This unique Goan festival will celebrate the rich agrarian tradition of Goa through its most important crops ‘Coconut and Cashew.’
Workshops at the festival will reflect the sense of imagination and adventure that Goans take pride in, visitors can sign up for activities like ‘Climb a coconut tree’ workshop, bowling alley with coconuts and boxing rings using coconuts that will clash against each other.
Feni, a local beverage made in Goa using coconut and/or cashew nut, will have special focus during this festival.
Dilip Parulekar, Minister of Tourism, Government of Goa, said, “Coconut and cashew nut are very important for every Goan. We want to showcase its multiple uses to the world. This festival will also offer visitors a glimpse into Goan culture. This is the first time we are organizing this event and are expecting tourists in large number. We are optimistic that it will be a huge success and will turn into an annual event.”
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