People in South India have very ritualistic lifestyle

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SOUTH INDIAS MOST UNIQUE FESTIVALS
People in South India have very ritualistic
lifestyle. South Indians are famous for their
dedication for their religion, tradition, and
culture. Therefore, festivals of South India are
famous all over the world. Colorful performing
arts of Kerala like Kathakali, Kalaripayattu,
Koodiyattom, Thullal and many dance forms is a
blessing to Kerala tourism. Some of the
well-known festivals of South India 1. PONGAL
(TAMIL NADU) Pongal is celebrated for four days
in the month of January, mostly between January
13th to 16th. It is one of the most important
festivals celebrated by the people Tamil Nadu in
India. It corresponds the festival Makar
Sankranti, the winter Harvest festival celebrated
all over India. 2. ONAM (KERALA) Onam is the
festival celebrated with the most number of
cultural elements. It is Keralas harvest
festival and also the festival of Rain Flowers.
Onams song states many of the modern social
indicators of Welfare State.
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3. NATYANJALI DANCE FESTIVAL (TAMIL NADU) It is
a classical Indian dance festival. It is a
composition in bharatanatyam. This festival
continues for more than a week and dancers of all
styles have been offering their art at the feet
of Lord Nataraja. 4. HAMPI FESTIVAL
(KARNATAKA) Hampi is celebrated with shows of
music, puppet dance, fireworks and grand finale
showing the cultural richness of the place. It is
scheduled for 3 days during the first week of
November. It is celebrated with lots of pomp
procession. 5. NEHRU TROPHY BOAT RACE
(KERALA) This water carnival is the biggest
snake boat race in the world. It is celebrated
every year on the second Saturday of August.
Jawaharlal Nehru, the prime minister of India
visited Kerala in 1952, and having gone through
the tremendous excitement of sailing in a
snake-boat, he donated a rolling trophy to the
winner of the race and then the tradition
started.
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