Officially called Alappuzha, Alleppey is known for its network of canals and lagoons with beautiful backwaters and the houseboats offering overnight stays. Located in the southern part of Kerala, the coastline of Alleppey offers some of the best beaches with water sports during the dry season. Coupl......
An ancient martial art form originating from Kerala, characterized by strikes, kicks, grappling, and weaponry, showcasing the rich martial tradition of the region.
A classical dance form of Kerala that portrays the feminine aspect through graceful movements and expressive gestures, often performed by women.
Traditional boat races held in the backwaters of Alleppey, showcasing teamwork and excitement, attracting both locals and tourists.
Craftsmanship including coir products, traditional handloom textiles, and intricate wooden carvings, representing Kerala's heritage.
A unique blend of traditions followed by the Syrian Christian community, known for their rituals, culinary traditions, and community life.
The harvest festival of Kerala celebrated with feasting, traditional games, and cultural performances, marking the homecoming of King Mahabali.
The Malayalam New Year festival celebrated with the sighting of the Vishukkani, feasting, and fireworks.
One of the most famous boat races in Kerala, attracting huge crowds who cheer as competitors race long canoes along the backwaters.
A festival dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrated by women, featuring traditional dances and songs, symbolizing feminine grace and strength.
A unique festival celebrated in honor of Goddess Bhagavathy, where women prepare a special dish (Pongala) and offer it at the temple.
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