Chettikulangara Kumbha Bharani
One of Alappuzha’s most colourful temple festivals, famous for the spectacular Kettukazhcha procession featuring massive decorated structures, traditional rituals, music, and large gatherings of devotees.
One of Alappuzha’s most colourful temple festivals, famous for the spectacular Kettukazhcha procession featuring massive decorated structures, traditional rituals, music, and large gatherings of devotees.
A major annual temple celebration featuring special poojas, traditional processions, cultural programs, and the ceremonial Arattu associated with the famous Sree Krishna Temple.
A major Christian feast dedicated to St. George, celebrated with special prayers, Holy Mass, colourful processions, devotional programs, and large gatherings of pilgrims.
Considered one of Kerala’s oldest boat races, this traditional water festival brings magnificent snake boats and rowing teams together on the scenic waterways of Champakulam.
Alappuzha’s most celebrated sporting event, where long Chundan Vallams race across Punnamada Lake to the rhythm of traditional boat songs, attracting thousands of spectators.
Kerala’s grand harvest festival is celebrated throughout Alappuzha with floral decorations, traditional feasts, cultural programs, folk performances, games, and community celebrations.
A famous three-day water festival featuring spectacular snake boat races, ceremonial processions, traditional music, and enthusiastic crowds along the riverbanks.
A distinctive traditional festival known for its huge decorated effigies, folk rituals, percussion, processions, and unique cultural performances representing Kerala’s ancient traditions.
A significant serpent-worship festival featuring special prayers, offerings, traditional rituals, and religious ceremonies dedicated to Nagaraja.
A popular annual festival celebrated with temple rituals, colourful decorations, cultural performances, music, illuminated streets, and a festive atmosphere in Alappuzha town.