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Festivals of Kerala
Onam
One of the most important festivals of kerala, the celebration which is enjoyed by every people of kerala despite of religion or caste. It is the remembrance of Mahabali Thampuran who ruled the state. The floral carpet, the pulikali, sadhya everything adds colour to the festival.
Vishu
The astrological new year of kerala, the main celebration people of kerala considers vishu as the day in which luck enters their life. The vishukani, vishu kaineetam everything adds beauty of the place. The konna flower is associated with vishu which gives colours to the festivals.
Navarathri
It is a Hindu festival which includes worship of goddess Durga, it is known as the festival of nine nights . There are nine days in the festival excluding the last day known as Vijayadashmi, so Navarathri celebration includes a total of ten days celebration, all these ten days various forms of mother Durga are celebrated
Mahashivarathri
Maha Shivarathri literally means 'The Great Night of Shiva' is celebrated every year on the Krishna chathurdasi day ie, 13th night or 14th day of the waning moon. It is usually celebrated on the moonless February night, it is the time when people pray to the Lord Shiva.
Deepavali
known as the festival of lights, it is followed by the day of full moon on the days between October and November. The festival signifies the defeat of the evil and the spread of new light of hope over the evil.
Christmas
There are many celebrations following the arrival of Christmas, people celebrate its arrival with crackers and decorating the trees, it celebrated without the difference of cast or religion. Everyone celebrates the birth of the savior with great joy.
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