Vishu symbolizes wealth and prosperity. It means equality, signifying a day where night and day are of equal duration. Medam and Tulam are considered as Vishu months. Vishu begins when the sun moves from one zodiac sign to the next, which is termed as ‘Sankranti’. The most significant among these transitions is known as Mahavishu….
The Mahe Palli Perunnaal 2024, also known as the Mahe St. Theresa Shrine Thirunal, is a significant celebration that holds deep religious and cultural importance in Malabar region of Kerala. 300 Years of Mahe Palli Perunnaal This year, it marks a momentous occasion as it commemorates 300 years of faith and devotion. From the 5th…
In the heart of history-rich Kerala stands a testament to centuries of devotion and cultural heritage—the Feast at Elanji Forane Church. Constructed in the 14th century, this revered place of worship is dedicated to the patron saints St. Peter and St. Paul. Its origins are steeped in legend, tracing back to the royal decree of…
Boat races are deeply ingrained in Kerala’s cultural tapestry, and among these aquatic extravaganzas, the Champakkulam Snake Boat Race shines as a jewel in the crown of “God’s Own Country.” As the oldest snake boat race in Kerala, it holds the prestigious honor of inaugurating the annual boat race season. Nestled against the scenic backdrop…
The Aranmula Valla Sadya holds a prominent stature among global culinary celebrations, owing to both its vast participation and the delectable vegetarian delicacies it offers. It is estimated that nearly 200,000 individuals visit the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple in the Pathanamthitta district every year to partake in this magnificent feast. The Valla Sadya is intricately linked…
Arakkal Pooram hosts one of the biggest “fire- cracker” festivals in the district of Kozhikode. Arakkal pooram is the biggest festival of the temple “Sri Arakkal Kadappurathu Bhagavathi Temple”. The week-long celebration called Poora Mahotsavam commences on the Rohini day with the ceremonial hoisting of the flag known as Kodiyettam and concludes with the Araattu…
