The Bastar Art Cafe offers affordable, mouthwatering regional food, along with magical ambience (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
The scenic view of the Dalpat Sagar lake from the cafe’s rooftop makes the experience memorable for every visitor (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
While there is a wide variety of cuisine available, including chinese and italian, chilla, farra, ragi dosa and urad vada are people’s favourite. Chilla is a regional food item made with rice and served with tomato chutney (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
The art murals on the cafe’s walls showcase birds, animals, women and various tribal dance forms (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
From the food to the abundance of art and scenic views, everything at this cafe is picturesque and instagrammable (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
The art cafe also boasts an open amphitheatre to showcase Bastar’s culture and offer a meaningful space for artisans (photo by Deepanwita Niyogi)
The lead image at the top show the hanging planters at the roof-top of the cafe (Photo by Deepanwita Gita Niyogi)
Deepanwita Gita Niyogi is a journalist based in New Delhi.
