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a state of spectacular temple festivals. every festival in ‘god’s own country’ has a different set of legends and rituals associated with it, each just as fascinating and beautiful as the next. these celebrations are probably the people’s own way of keeping the age-old traditions alive even today
kerala’s temple festivals are a priority of every local’s social schedule. and if you want to revel in traditional dance and music, witness colourful outfits and props, people dressed up as gods, decked up elephants, fireworks and life-size effigies, you should add it to your bucket list too!
the event starts with the flag hoisting ceremony, an invitation to all gods and goddesses to attend the rituals. special processions are conducted around the temple premises twice every day. six different vahanas are used to carry the utsava moorthy of lord padmanabhaswamy around the temple, called the simhasana, anantha, kamala, pallaku, garuda, and indra. on the ninth day, the ritual of pallivetta is conducted which symbolises a royal hunt during which the lord comes down to defeat the evil.
dance recitals, kathakali performances, maha aartis, traditional music, pageantry along with a lot of fanfare and pomp make the festival a rich cultural affair.
once they reach the temple, the two sides perform the panchavadyam (traditional kerala orchestra). villagers from both sides stand facing each other beneath the utsavapandal (festival stage) and enthusiastically perform several traditional percussion ensembles in a bid to outshine each other. pandi melam is the cultural art forms of kerala which performed here with its best players of the state. also, each team creates massive structures called 'anapanthal', using bamboo and wood which are electrified using small bulbs.
kerala's grandest temple festivals are its poorams, especially the world renowned thrissur pooram.
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nothing comes close to watching rows of 30 bejewelled elephants or gajrajas as they are called standing face to face, and the crowds go wild as the beats of the keralan style panchavadyam (association of trumpets, drums, pipes, and cymbal) bring alive the colours of the traditional eye-popping umbrellas as the ceremony of kudamattam is in full throttle. the festival’s much anticipated elanjithara melam is considered to be the world’s largest live musical orchestra of percussionists.