Champakkulam in Kerala hosts the oldest Snake Boat Race, a key cultural event attracting visitors. The festival marks the start of boat race season in June, featuring traditional Snake Boats and ...

Kerala's traditional snake boats turn rivers into racetracks with generations of craftsmanship and cultural pride.

Most boat races are held during Onam, Kerala’s harvest festival. Each event has its own beauty and is often linked to historical or mythological stories. While every race is exhilarating ...

The famed Champakulam Moolam boat race held on July 12 in the expansive Pampa River near Champakulam village in Alapuzha district marked the official start of Kerala’s snake boat racing season ...

The snake boat racing festival is organised by Kerala Tourism to promote and conserve their culture. It started with the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alappuzha and ends with the President’s Trophy ...

Here is happy news for festival buffs in Kerala. The state-run public transport corporation is getting ready to charter special buses to have a glimpse of the annual Nehru Trophy boat race ...

When monsoon clouds collide with the hilly slopes of the Western Ghats, Kerala becomes a rain, revival, and festive orchestra ...

In Kerala, the celebration is a 10-day affair ... the drum as the Asian Jade Society team rows in the dragon boat race at Onam Festival at Cow Meadow Park on Sunday. Credit: Morgan Campbell ...

Held during the harvest festival of Onam, the snake-boat race is among the biggest mass sporting events in the world, and is more about just touching the finishing line in Kerala. Dozens of such ...

Feasts, Pookalams, boat races, and cultural performances—Onam is a vibrant celebration that brings the entire state of Kerala to life. This annual festival, steeped in tradition and folklore, marks ...

Here is happy news for festival buffs in Kerala. The state-run public transport corporation is getting ready to charter special buses to have a glimpse of the annual Nehru Trophy boat race ...

Known as 'God's Own Country', Kerala has long been considered a paradise destination in India, and for good reason. With almost 600 kilometres of Arabian coastline and its enchanting backwaters ...