NADAN KALAKAL

Kerala is a land of arts and festivals. It has everything to entertain the people all over the world.

 Kathakali





Kathakali is the best exposure of visual treat. It has mudras (palm and hand mode of expressions) Kathakali is an art with mudras. Those who know the meaning of mudras can enjoy kathakali. It has enriched with the character s and which are taken from puranas and myths of Hindu culture. In olden days Kathkali is an art exhibited only in the places. The local kings of Kerala encouraged Kathakali and they have been good art lovers and enjoyed Kathakali in every aspect. Minimun three days are the period to play Kathakali and now it seems shorted to maximum 5 hours. Kathkali would entertain you and everybody. This art form gradually changed its plays in to temple venues. 

Chakyar Koothu





Chakkiar Koothu is a satire form of art and it has everything to entertain everyone. It creates lot of laughter and the subject of Chakkiar Koothu reveals some contemporary events. The Chakkiar is a joker and he makes the gestures and telling jokes to entertain the audience. It’s an art form with much specialty. Chakkiar Koothu, the art form ensures lot of enjoyments and it can be view without laughter is impossible. Chakkiar Koothu has a tradition over hundreds of years. Still, this unparalleled art form gets much attention from temple venues. 

 Theyyam




The Kerala temples are a good venue for many art form expressions. The temple festival season of Kerala enlarges many opportunities for presenting art and cultural forms. North Kerala is promoting certain best rituals and art forms of ancient tradition. Theyyam is one of the very popular ritual and art form of north Kerala. Theyyam rituals are very colorful. It has everything to attract everyone. North Malbar in Kerala would have so many Theyyam rituals and there are different type of Theyyams. 

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