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Date:  23 December 2019. Venue:  Kalliot Devi Temple, Kasaragod district of Kerala. Kerala  boasts an endless number of vivacious and extraordinary  temple festivals  that are equally entertaining and enriching. Each district of  Kerala , starting from  Trivandrum  to  Kasaragod  hosts numerous temple festivals in terms of celebrations, heritage and culture that it proclaims. The temple festivals of Kerala includes, Thrissur Pooram, Vaikathashtami, Chettikulangara Bharani, Kalpathy Ratholsavam, Attukal Pongala, etc and the list goes on. One such temple festival is  Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam  which is held at  Kalliot Devi Temple  in  Kasaragod district . The main highlight of this festival is that it is conducted once in every 717 years.  Let’s take a look at this unique festival of Kerala, Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam in detail: Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam  is a vibrant temple festival which is going to be held at  Kalliot Devi Temple  in  Kasaragod district  after 717

Kerala  has a great wealth of festivals that are celebrated with much pomp and grandeur. A perfect mix of century-old traditions, admiring culture, rare rituals, lively music, and jovial colours, the Festivals of Kerala are unique, vibrant and extraordinary. Through its colourful Festivals, Kerala celebrates the irreplaceable traditions passed down by its ancestors. To discover the best of  Kerala’s rich culture and tradition , one should be a part of these  incredible festivals  and have an experience of a lifetime. In this blog, we like to share with you Top Festivals of Kerala 2020: Please do bear in mind that   “the festival dates in Kerala are decided with respect to the Malayalam Calendar and also as per the local traditions and customs. Hence, these dates are counted only as approximate dates and need to be confirmed with the local authorities”. Cochin Carnival: Date:  25th December 2019 – 1st January 2020. Venue:  Fort Kochi. God’s Own Country  welcomes New