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Event Date:  4th February 2020. Venue:  Sree Parthasarathy Temple, Adoor, Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. The beautiful land of  Kerala  always surprises us with its spellbinding natural beauty, awe-inspiring culture and traditions, spectacular festivals and many more.  Kerala  hosts a countless number of festivals that are unique, vibrant and colourful. The most noteworthy feature of every  Kerala   temple festival is the grand elephant pageantry. Keralites cannot even think of a religious carnival without elephants. The mighty pachyderms richly caparisoned with gold, silver and some gold-plated ornaments, bells, and necklaces make for a wonderful spectacle during the festivals. Kerala   people’s love for elephants is incomparable and you could hardly find any place in the world where elephants are loved, revered and groomed like  Kerala . The land of festivals,  Kerala  which shows so much love for elephants also hosts a fair of elephants every year known as  Adoor Gaja

An absolute paradise kind of ambience where your soul overwhelms with bliss and ecstasy, an enchanting castle of greenery to adore the flawless beauty of nature, spellbinding tourist destinations to leave you in awe, loads of thrilling activities to entertain, vacations in  Kerala  are mind-blowing! This picturesque South Indian state presents you with a plethora of options to choose from refreshing hill stations to tranquil beaches, shimmering backwaters to splendiferous sanctuaries, historically and culturally rich destinations to visually delighting scenic places for a fun-filled holiday.  A year-round tourist destination,  Kerala  can be visited at any time in any season. But a visit to the most romantic  Kerala  in the most romantic month of February is a special experience. The climate in Kerala in February is so pleasant and delightful that befits every traveller’s comfort and desire as well as offers plenty of choices to explore the beauty and magnificence of  God’s Own