Hodka's history is deeply rooted in the pastoral traditions of the Kutch region. The village has been home to various communities, including the Meghwal and Mutwa, who have preserved their unique crafts and customs over generations. The Bhunga houses, designed to withstand the harsh climate, are a testament to the ingenuity of the local architecture. Historically, the village has been a hub for trade and crafts, with its products reaching far and wide. The resilience and the strong sense of community have allowed Hodka to maintain its cultural identity despite changing times. The village continues to evolve while holding onto its rich past.