Experience Kerala festivals such as Onam, Thrissur Pooram, Theyyam, temple celebrations, and boat races, with a closer look at the traditions behind each event.
Each listing shows its information status. Sources and verification dates appear only when recorded; ListKerala does not claim independent verification without a listed source.
Kerala’s festivals bring together music, ritual, food, art, elephants, boats, and entire communities. Discover the stories behind Onam, Thrissur Pooram, Theyyam, temple celebrations, and boat races, while checking local dates before you travel.
Browse by category or district, then open a listing for its recorded details and sources. Use the report link on a listing to flag information that needs review.
The temple identity is supported, but the specific Kumaranalloor Thrikkarthika title, annual timing, and related details were not confirmed by an authoritative source. No dates, origin, or rituals are asserted.
Details withheld pending official source review.
The District Administration identifies the annual Mandala Utsavam, also called Lokanarkavu Utsavam, and Pooram at Lokanarkavu Temple.
Historic festival at Vadakkanchery featuring traditional arts, cultural performances, and celebrating the ancient Mamangam traditions of Central Kerala.
Details withheld pending official source review.
Description withheld pending official source review.
Kerala Tourism identifies Malanada Kettukazha as the annual festival of Malanada Duryodhana Temple at Poruvazhi and describes its decorated structures.
Description withheld pending official source review.
Description withheld pending official source review.
Annual feast at Harrisons Malayalam Church featuring religious celebrations, community gatherings, and blending Christian traditions with local hill station culture.
Temple festival featuring traditional celebrations, cultural programs, and religious activities showcasing the spiritual heritage of Alappuzha region.
The nine-night festival celebrating Goddess Durga across Kerala, marked by special prayers, classical cultural programs, and worship of the divine feminine power.
Showing 37–48 of 77 results