Kerala is home to a number of dance and artforms. Several dance forms which originated in Kerala are today popular worldwide especially the Kathakali dance form.

A number of famous and globally acknowledged dance forms originated in Kerala. Let’s find out some of the most popular traditional art forms of Kerala.

Oppana is a dance form specific to the Muslim community of Kerala. Oppana is usually a bridal group dance performed the day before the wedding day. It is a dance form essential to the wedding ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Sai Gramam has bagged the Asia Book of Records for giving lessons on ‘kerala nadanam’ - a classical dance form - to transgender students. Founder and executive director of ...

Kerala Tourism is embarking on another campaign in 2019 with a series of partnership meets being organized in Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Jaipur, Ben.

You may have witnessed narratives through dance, but here is a book that narrates tales of dance forms. Odissi dancer-guru Jaya Mehta pens her new book Nritya Katha Dance Stories for Children ...

These classical dance forms add to the cultural vibrancy and the festive atmosphere hence, they are an integral part of the auspicious Onam celebrations in Kerala.

Celebrate Onam 2024 by experiencing the vibrant culture of Kerala through these 5 traditional folk dance forms. Witness the rhythmic beauty and history behind each captivating performance.

Kerala: Classical dance form ‘Kathakali’ finally has a village dedicated to it A lesser-known village called Ayroor on the banks of Pamba river in Pathanamthitta district will finally be ...

Kerala's Kudumbashree, an all-woman network, has set a world record by organising a mega Thiruvathira dance performance at Kuttanellur Government College. 7,027 members of Kudumbashree gathered on ...

It’s Onam! Instead of Maveli, the king who, according to mythology, returns to assess the welfare and well-being of his subjects in Kerala, it's a villain in the form of an invisible but all ...