Kutchi Food
Kutchi Phrases
Jain Values
Kutchi Places
Religion & Festivals
100

A popular street food made with a spicy potato filling served in a pav

Dabeli

100

Kutchi phrase that means “how are you?”

Ki ayo

100

This Jain value means non-violence in thoughts, words, and actions.

Ahimsa

100

Known for its vast white salt desert, this iconic Kutch region becomes a major tourist attraction during the Rann Utsav.

Great Rann of Kutch

100

This Jain festival is known for forgiveness and reflection.

Paryushan

200

A dish where wheat dough pieces cook right in a tangy lentil stew, making it a one-pot comfort meal.

Dal Dhokdi

200

Kutchi word means “Come quick!”

Jaldi Aach!!

200

This value teaches you not to become too attached to material things.

Aparigraha

200

This hill, Kutch’s highest point, is famous for its panoramic views and the Dattatreya Temple at the top.

Kala Dungar

200

 The last Tirthankar

Mahavir Swami

300

Simple rice-and-lentil mash, often softer and ghee-rich, eaten daily with kadhi.

Khichidi

300

Kutchi word means “Go to sleep!”

Somi ro

300

The Jain principle that reminds us our viewpoint is limited and others may also be right.

Anekantavada

300

Known as the cultural heart of Kutch, this city is home to Aina Mahal, Prag Mahal, and a lively bazaar scene.

Bhuj

300

This symbol with four arms represents four possible states of existence.

Swastik

400

Made by deep-frying wheat dough and soaking it in ghee and jaggery, this sweet is also spherical (think ladoos).

Churma Ladoo

400

Kutchi word means “Come again”

Achija pacho

400

This Jain practice involves saying sorry for all harm done, intentional or not.

Michami Dukhdam

400

This coastal town is famous for its long beach, shipbuilding yard, and the Vijay Vilas Palace.

Mandvi

400

A festival celebrated by Kutchi communities with dancing, garba, and colorful outfits.

Navratri

500

Thick wheat or jowar flatbread, hearty and great for long days in rural Kutch.

Bhakri

500

Kutchi word for  “donkey”

gadedo

500

During his travels, Mahavira remained completely calm even when this fierce serpent struck at him twice, whats the name of this serpent?

Chandkaushik

500

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient Harappan city in Kutch is known for its advanced water management system.

Dholavira

500

What four are considered the fundamental weaknesses of the human personality?


Krodha, Māna , Māyā, and Lobha