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Thiruvananthapuram: The beach carnival organized jointly by city Corporation, Shankumugham ..

This a semi-classical dance form containing elements of Bharathanatyam, Kuchipudi and Odissi. It is based on the story of 'Mohini', ..

This event, the most famous single attraction in Alappuzha, is held on the second Saturday of August The Nehru Trophy Snake Boat ..

Believed to be India's oldest form of classical dance, this 'poetry in motion', has its origins in the Natya Sastra written about ..

The Malayattoor Church is one of the most important Christian pilgrim centres in the state, attracting devotees in large numbers not ..

This pooram of all Poorams falls in April. It is intrinsically a people's festival and is different from other festivals like the ..

The festival of lights is celebrated with thousands of oil lamps lighting up the night, spectacular fireworks and delicious sweets ..

This 10-day festival in honour of Goddess Saraswathy is celebrated across the nation in October-November. The last three days of ..

An elaborate and spectacular martial folk art, this ritual art form is usually presented within the temple premises. It is called Thirumumbil ..

Cochin Carnival is a merry making feast observed during the last week of every year at Fort Kochi. Its origin goes back to the Portuguese ..

As the name suggests, this form originated as a votive offering to Sree Krishna. It is performed in group and is presented across ..

Kalarippayatt is the traditional martial art of Kerala. It is believed to be the forerunner of all eastern martial arts . It has ..

As part of the tourism fair celebrated every year during the last week of December, a boat race is organized at Ernakulam. Several ..