Kambala is a traditional buffalo race held in the coastal regions of Karnataka, India. Participants race pairs of buffaloes, which are tied to a plow and driven through a muddy track. The event usually takes place during the harvest season and is celebrated with much enthusiasm by local communities. The origins of Kambala date back several centuries, and it is often associated with agricultural practices. The races are not only a test of speed but also a display of the bond between the farmers and their buffaloes. Kambala has gained popularity and is now organized as a competitive sport, attracting spectators from various regions.