Chavittunatakom Chavittunatakom Dance, Kerala TravelA sensual blend of wide-ranging cultures is tangible in Chavittunatakam. Literally means 'Stamping Drama', its history begins with advent of the Portuguese to the Malabar coast of Kerala. Chavittunadakam has a story to tell. When the Portuguese came to Kerala, they felt a vacuum in the cultural arena. What they needed was a medium to spread the myths and the legends they held dear. They felt Kathakali impressive, but their ego did not permit... read more »

Madhavan Nayar Foundation The Madhavan Nayar Foundation is located at Edapally in Ernakulam district in Kerala. It showcases the historic events and arts of Kerala. Located at a little distance from the crowded environment of Ernakulam is a silent building, which houses the museum. The visitor is greeted by a statue of Parasurama, the sage who is said to have created Kerala. The Madhavan Nayar foundation showcases the history of Kerala and pays homage to its creators. The Madhavan Nayar Foundation... read more »

Aranmula Uthrittathi Festival in Kerela Aranmula Uthrittathi is one of the Jalotsavam or water – carnival among the many that is celebrated in Kerala. The well known of them is the Aranmula Snake Boat Race that is observed on the Uthrittathi day of Chingom (August-September). The festival takes place at Pampa and is connected to the Onam Festival. It is celebrated in memory of Lord Krishna who once crossed the river of Pampa on that very day. As a result there is no aspect of competition in... read more »

The word `Homestay’ in a Kerala context means a typical home of a Keralite in which a few rooms have been set aside to be let out to guests to stay and experience the hospitality and lifestyle of a local Keralite. A Kerala Home Stay can be considered as a home away from your home wherein guests are hosted with utmost care. In homestay, one gets to interact with the host family as one is staying in their house. It is far more economical and exciting than staying in hotels. Kerala home stay enables... read more »

Kalaketty Estate, Kanjirapally, Kottayam Welcome to Kalaketty EstateNestled in the midst of a lush green 150 acre estate is our traditional Syrian Christian home. We are a family of planters who have been living in this ancestral home for the past 3 generations. This house was built in 1930 by my grandfather, Mr. K.V. Joseph Pottamkulam. The house is set amidst old and huge Mahogany, Teak, Mangostene, Nutmeg and Clove trees and overlooks lush green paddy fields. Rubber is the main crop we grow... read more »