originated from the 16th
century. Mohiniyattam is
performed by Solo women
and the dance form is a
combination of Kathakali
and Bharatanatyam. You
will see the artist performing
Mohiniyattam which slow and
gentle dance moves. The
dance is expressive with eye
movements.
Festivals of Kerala
Kerala celebrates many
festivals which give the state
an extra makeover. The
festivals of Kerala include
the aspects of daily life and
that is the specialty. Kerala
also celebrates all the
festivals of all religions with
equal happiness. Most of the
festivals are celebrated with
bright colours, classical music
and old traditions.
back home.
Vishu
This is Kerala New Year which
is celebrated by Malayalis.
The festival falls in the month
of April. The attractions of the
festival are firecrackers and
Vishu Kanji.
Boat festival
This is a unique festival that
is only celebrated in Kerala.
Boat festival is all about
the competitions and rides
of the boats. At the time of
this festival, you find people
cheering and energetic by
encouraging each other. The
festival is held in months of
July to September. If you
have any idea of visiting
Kerala, then you can plan it
during the boat festival.
Traditional Food of
Kerala
Most of the traditional foods
of Kerala are Non-vegetarian.
The list of traditional food
would be filled with seafood.
As it is surrounded by the
sea, seafood the most famous
and preferred food. When you
are visiting Kerala, one of the
most focused segment must
be tasting the traditional food
of the place.
Here will let you the unique
and most celebrated festivals
of Kerala
Onam
Onam falls in between
the months of August and
September. The festival
is also called as “harvest
festival of Kerala”. Onam is
celebrated in remembrance
of King Mahaballi Era when
people were living with
love, happiness, peace and
prosperity. The festival is
started to celebrate from the
time of King Mahaballi coming
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