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Ochira Kalakettu festival in Kerala showcases decorated bull effigies, rooted in agricultural traditions, with preparations in full swing for the September 23rd event.
The magical blue spectacle is expected to last for another 25 to 30 days.
Among the most intriguing features are ancient rock shelters formed by massive boulders and believed to have sheltered early communities.
Farmer Manoj has dedicated two cents of his leased two-acre farm to grape cultivation.
After a 12-year break, the Changanassery snake boat race will return to the AC Canal before 15 October, reviving tourism and festive spirit.
Tourism officials expect the spectacular bloom to remain on display until September 30, giving travellers ample time to witness this magical transformation of the hills.
Visitors can enjoy boat rides and sunsets, with further visitor facilities planned.
The Jalolsavam will be held on the Pamba River and will be inaugurated by the Vice President. Unlike the other boat races in which Kerala's snake boats race for the top spots, the Aranmula boat race features a taller boat named 'palliyodam.'
Kerala honours Vamana, the avatar who displaced Mahabali, with ancient temples like Velloor, Vamanapuram, Thrivikramangalam, Mithranandapuram, and Kodavalam, each featuring unique rituals and historical significance.
The traditional 700-year-old Kerala shadow puppetry art form is being performed in Thiruvananthapuram, using leather puppets and oil lamps to narrate the story of King Mahabali.
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