Guthu House pilikula Heritage village — Attraction in Karnataka

It was an amazing experience to visit this place. basically it’s portraying traditional homes of families here. guthu house is like a family house where God of the house is worshipped and house is preserved for all family members to visit n stay. They have displayed all ancient things and products which was being used by ancestors to conduct various activities like farming etc. Traditional Kitchen set up looks so real and the real look of kitchen which most of the old traditional houses are. They have a beautiful room where they play a traditional folk for few seconds. In another room then have different buttons to play various folk songs. The best thing was the washroom which was clean and neat this was first tourist place which had such clean toilets and I was really impressed. They also had a water cooler where clean and good was was...

Guthu house is pretty awesome.using of technology in display is nice.must visit place for kids.everything good except for service.we wanted to visit artisan village and then guthu house was our second priority.we got tickets issued for both.we came to know only through buggy driver that artisan village was closed for the day and with tickets issued for both,we can just go to guthu house only.total swindling going on.we cannot take our vehicle inside.guthu house is 2 kilometers from counter.no option but to take buggy.Rs 25 per head.once we reach and old people with us we are at their mercy.we might get stranded there for atleast half an hour waiting for the buggy to come.all our other tickets...

The Guthu House is the traditional manor house of the coastal landlords. The house is constructed at a vantage location giving a commanding view of the lush green paddy fields. The entire complex comprises of separate wings for household, bath, cattle shed, store house. The design of the house is attractive.The design is adapted to withstand the extremities of Dakshina Kannada climate marked by cycles of hot summers and torrential rainfall.The construction materials used primarily comprise of Hard Wood, Laterite and Clay. The woodwork comprising ceiling, doors/windows and intricately carved pillars are a tribute to the skill of...