Onam is celebrated in the memory of the golden era of King Mahabali, whose spirit is believed to visit Kerala during Onam. The 10-day Onam festival is held every year at the end of August or beginning of September...
Pooram is the festival of festivals. It is conducted at the great Vadakkunnatha temple of Trissur. The Vadakkunnatha temple, which resembles a Japanese Shrine, is built in the ancient Kerala style with sanded courts...
The Navratri festival runs over 9 days. The last three days of navratri are most important. The last three days are known as Durga Ashtami, Mahanavami, and Vijaya Dasami.On the night of the Durga Ashtami day, there is the ceremony known as 'Puja Vayppu'...
Vishu is celebrated in the month of April. According to the old traditional Malayalam calendar it is the 1st day of the New Year. The main event of the Vishu celebration is the 'Kani- Kanal',Coconuts, fruits, cereals and Konna flowers are kept in big pots to prepare Kani.....
Diwali Festival is celebrated with great zest. People of these communities arrange grand feasts and gaily-dressed men, women and children go to temples and fairs, visit friends and relatives....
Mahasivarathri is an important festival of Hindus and is celebrated in Kumbam (Feb-March). Mahasivarathri festival commemorates the day on which Lord Shiva consumed the deadly poison (Kalakuda visham) to save the world from destruction....
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