| Experience the manifold vistas as the Vishu celebrations make the aura heavenly. Like all other Malayali festivals, Vishu and Onam too have a typical flavor of their own. Vishu commences Malayalese New Year's Day that begings from ususally April 14th. Preparing Vishu Kani is a major part of celebrating Vishu as it is signified as the lucky sight to embark a new year. With Onam round the corner, let us rejoice by indulging in activities like Elephant parade and Boat race. The celebrations for the festival of Onam start knocking the door with the beginning of the first month of the Malayalam Calendar, called Chingam. As per the Western Calendar, this month falls parallel to August- September and Bhadrapada-Bhado according to Hindi Calendar. Onam 2008 is going to be observed on 15th September, Monday. |
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| Vishu is the first day in the first Malayalam month of Medam (March – April) and is the most important festival of Kerala. This year Vishu is celebrated on 14th April. Vishu is a festival welcoming the spring season as a new year begins afresh. |
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| Onam is the most awaited festival of Kerela. The Onam celebrations stretch from four to ten days that are spent in performing various Onam rituals. With the commencement of festivities of Onam, every where there can heard special Onam songs, music and the bang of dancing feet. These ten days are immersed with good food, fun and gusto that portrays a splendid rainbow of customs of Onam. |
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