Teppa or Indian Coracles are commonly found on the rivers Kaveri and Tungabhadra in Southern India. Coracles are primitive, light, bowl-shaped boats with a frame of woven grasses, reeds, or saplings covered with hides. Indian Coracles are considered to have been in existence since prehistoric times, and are a major tourist attraction at the Hogenakkal falls on the Kaveri river. (5 years and 2372 days ago)

Shot at Mysore, India
Gear Used: Canon 450D + 18-55mm kit lens

Coracle is mainly used by local fishermen as the only means transportation to cross the rivers in remote areas.
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