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Date:  29th February 2020. Venue:  Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple, Mavelikara, Alleppey. The ‘Land of Festivals’,  Kerala  never ceases to amaze its fabulous visitors with the most vibrant and extraordinary festivals that are sure to delight them by offering glimpses into the rich heritage, culture and traditions of the state. Among them, the cultural and religious extravaganza,  Chettikulangara Bharani  is one of the famed and much-awaited festivals of  Kerala . What makes the  Chettikulangara Bharani Festival  stand out among the other festivals is its special  ‘Kuthiyottam’  ritual and the spectacular ceremonial procession,  ‘Kettukazhcha’.  The festival is so famous that it is under consideration to be presented with the  Intangible Cultural Heritage  status by  UNESCO .  Chettikulangara Bharani  is a must-to-watch festival that reflects the cultural heritage of  Kerala . This year  Chettikulangara Bharani  will be celebrated on  29th February 2020  at the famous  Che

No matter what the season is, the spectacular  God’s Own Country ,  Kerala  is bound to welcome its visitors at any time of the year wholeheartedly. Besides, the pleasant and charming weather, stunning nature and amazing festivals make  March  a great month to travel to this magical land of  Kerala . Whether you’re looking to bask in the sun at the beaches or to chill in the cool winds at the hill stations; to swim in the warm waters of the Arabian sea, or to relax in the calm backwaters; to explore the historical sites or to revel in the joyful festivals; trust us,  Kerala  treats you with everything you wish on this summer month of  March . So, vacationers, planning a trip to this incredible destination during  March , here is the list of  Best Places To Visit In Kerala In March 2020  for you. Take a look! Munnar: There is no doubt that most of the vacationers prefer hill stations to escape from the scorching heat of summer. And the ever-charming  Munnar  hill station, bl