keralatourism.holiday

Date:  29 September 2019 to 08 October 2019. Venue:  Thiruvullakkavu Sree Dharma Sastha Temple, Thrissur, Kerala. Thiruvallakkavu   Navratri Festival  is one of the most auspicious and much-awaited festivals of the Hindus which is dedicated to Goddess Durga and it spans for nine days in  Gods Own Country   Kerala . The final day of this Navratri Festival is called as the  Vijayadashami  which is considered as the most propitious time to start new ventures, academics, and any other skills like dance, music, drawing, etc. It is the day young children are introduced to the world of letters and knowledge for the first time. There is a temple in  Thrissur  district of  Kerala , dedicated to Lord Ayyappa called  Thiruvullakkavu Sree Dharma Sastha Temple  which celebrates the nine-day  Navratri Festival  with great devotion and passion. The temple is so famous for its  Vidyarambham Ceremony  that is observed on the Vijayadashami day. Visit and celebrate this auspicious  Navrat

Date:  27 September 2019. Venue:  Palli Bhagavathi Temple, Neelamperoor, Alleppey. The real charm of  God’s Own Country  lies not only in its mesmerizing natural beauty but also in the myriads of festivals it celebrates that is unique in its own way. The vibrant and bountiful culture and traditions of the picturesque state of  Kerala  are well-portrayed to the world through its spectacular and vivacious festivals. Dynamic colours, rhythmic beat of drums and percussion instruments, traditional art forms, caparisoned elephants, centuries-old customs and traditional rituals, together make the  festivals of Kerala  a show of pageantry. Kerala has some of the most unique festivals as its own that blends legends, art, rituals and performance in an outlandish and mystical way. One such distinctive festival of Kerala is the  Neelamperoor Padayani  which will be held on  27th September 2019 , at the  Palli Bhagavathi Temple  in Neelamperoor,  Kuttanad  taluk,  Alleppey  dist