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Onam, Kerala's vibrant harvest festival, is celebrated in the month of Chingam (August-September) and marks the beginning of the Malayalam calendar. Rooted in Hindu mythology, it commemorates the return of King Mahabali, a benevolent ruler who visits his land once a year after being sent to the underworld by Lord Vishnu in his Vamana avatar. The Onam festival includes various cultural events and traditions. Onam symbolizes Kerala’s rich cultural heritage, unity, and agrarian lifestyle. To learn more about the vibrant celebrations, traditions, and significance of Onam, Click here for more detailed information. Celebrate the spirit of Onam 2024 by sharing...

Onam 2024 Date: Onam will begin on 6th September (Friday) and conclude on 17th September (Tuesday). The main day of Onam, or  Thiruvonam, falls on 15th September (Sunday).  In the heart of "God's Own Country," where lush green landscapes meet serene backwaters and rich traditions, Onam stands out as one of the most vibrant and joyful festivals. This celebration is filled with Kerala's traditions and culturally rich customs, symbolizing the state's heritage and unity. Onam, known as the harvest festival, is observed in the month of Chingam, marking the beginning of the Malayalam calendar. According to the Gregorian calendar, Onam falls...

Onam falls on 31 August 2023 Onam is a harvest and regional festival that is celebrated in Kerala and Keralites all over the world. It holds cultural and historical significance, symbolizing the spirit of harmony, unity, and gratitude. The festival is celebrated in praise of the legend of King Mahabali and Lord Vishu. 10 days of festival and celebration: The first day of the festival marks the beginning of the Atham star in the Malayalam calendar month of Chingam. Devotees clean their homes and decorate them with intricately designed floral rangoli, known as 'Pookkalam'. The Pookkalam, a floral carpet, is...