Kollam Pooram
Kollam, the land of backwaters and lush greeneries gives a spellbinding experience to the traveler in the month of April. The Kollam Pooram presents the visitor with the golden vistas of elephant processions, different ...

Culture of Varkala
The culture of Varkala is in tune with that observed in the temples of Kerala. Varkala has centers for Kalaripayattu, one of the oldest living traditions of Kerala, which strengthens the mind through physical exercise. ...

Kalaripayattu
Kalaripayattu is the Martial Arts of Kerala. From it emerged two streams – the chaverpada, suicide squads and the chekavans, warriors who fought duels till death, in order to settle the nobility’s disputes. Students lea...

Cultural Activities and Art Festivals
Thiruvananthapuram, known as the “Town of Lord Anantha” is the capital city of Kerala State. The history of Thiruvananthapuram speaks much about the encouragement given by the ancient rulers to the different art and cul...

Local Culture
Kovalam the popular beach destination reflects the culture of fishing villages with local cuisine and language accents. The arts and culture is closely related to the beliefs and customs of the inhabitants, the fisherme...

Folk Dance
Folk dances of this region reflects the mind and feelings of the local dwellers and is a clear representation of their customs and ritual beliefs. Kannur, full of natural vistas, accommodates many tribal communities and...

Indigenous Arts & Local Bazaars
Alappuzha is the land of traditional living. This backwater hub provides “Kettuvallam”, the special travel boat designed by indigenous artisans, to the travelers. Majority of the population works on marine and coir indu...

Archaeological Museum
Once Goa’s largest monastery, the convent of St Francis of Assisi built in 1517 now houses the Archaeological Museum, established in 1964. A huge bronze statue of Alfonso de Albuquerque, moved from Panaji, dominates the...