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Events · Feb 11, 2026
Photography rules at Theyyam and Pooram change from shrine to shrine. What is usually fine, what is off limits, and how to ask permission the right way.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 11, 2026
Kerala districts specialise. Thrissur for percussion and elephants, Palakkad for temple ritual, Kannur for Theyyam. Match your taste to a district and a season.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
Arattupuzha Pooram is older than Thrissur Pooram, draws dozens of village deities, and is far easier to watch. What to expect and how to plan a visit.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
Hostel dorms, back lane homestays and Ernakulam side rooms compared on price, ferry access and noise, so you pick the cheap bed you will actually sleep in.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
A two day Palakkad route through the fort, Malampuzha, the paddy belt and the Tamil border villages that most Kerala itineraries skip entirely.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
Panchavadyam has no chenda and pandi melam has no timila. Here is how the instruments, rhythm cycles and build up tell the two ensembles apart fast.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
Turn 200 registrations into a chair count without a half empty hall. Show up rates by event type, the buffer to keep, and when to release chairs on the day.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 10, 2026
Trivandrum rewards a sensible running order. Temple first, museums in the middle, beach at the end, with dress codes and closing days planned around.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 5, 2026
A concrete twelve shot list built backwards from next year's listing page, poster and sponsor deck, with the exact moment to capture each one.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 3, 2026
No central calendar lists Theyyam dates in Kannur. Here is how kaavu committees actually announce them, who to ask locally, and how to get to the right shrine.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Feb 3, 2026
How to read an Onam sadya leaf from left to right, what every dish is for, and the eating order that keeps rice, curry and payasam from colliding.
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Events · Feb 3, 2026
February and March are the busiest festival weeks in central Kerala. Here is why utsavam season clusters there and how residents pick between them.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 28, 2026
Beemapally Chandanakudam runs over ten nights near Thiruvananthapuram, with sandalwood pot offerings, a procession and a night market. Here is the pattern.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 27, 2026
Food, beaches, festivals and transport compared for Kozhikode and Kannur, with a straight answer on which makes the better base for a first north Kerala trip.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 22, 2026
Free things to do in Kochi beyond the fishing nets: public ferries, gardens, church interiors, gallery openings and the Marine Drive walk at dusk.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 22, 2026
UPI removed the cash float from small Kerala ticket counters. That changed entry prices, queue speed and what organisers can find out about their crowd.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 22, 2026
A walkable Kozhikode food route from morning puttu to late night halwa, with the specific dishes each stop is known for and how to pace a full day of eating.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 22, 2026
A day by day promotion plan for a small Kerala event when you only have ten days left. What goes out on day one, day five, day nine and the morning of.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 21, 2026
Kerala festival dates live on temple notice boards, printed almanacs, WhatsApp groups and local papers before they reach any website. Here is where to look.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 20, 2026
Cost, control and perception compared for a 150 to 250 person event in Kochi, including what each venue type forces you to arrange and pay for yourself.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 20, 2026
Kerala festival dates move each year because they follow the Malayalam calendar. Here is how that works and how to build a trip backwards from an event.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 20, 2026
Central Kerala runs its temple festival season from January to May. How the months are shaped across Thrissur, Ernakulam and Palakkad, and why dates move.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 20, 2026
A day by day walk through the ten days of Onam, from Atham to Thiruvonam, showing which days are visible in public and which stay inside the house.
By Sicherhaven
Events · Jan 14, 2026
On Attukal Pongala day, Thiruvananthapuram fills with women cooking on the roads. What happens, how transport is affected, and where an outsider can stand.
By Sicherhaven
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