– Tanishk Juneja
Vishu marks Kerala's New Year,a carefully arranged platter of auspicious items like fruits, vegetables, gold ornaments, and a mirror. Families wake up to this divine display, believing it brings prosperity.
Elders gifting money to younger members of the family, symbolising blessings and prosperity. A gesture of love and good wishes for the year ahead.
A grand vegetarian feast, featuring a variety of traditional Kerala dishes. Served on a banana leaf, it's a culinary highlight of the celebration.
Visiting temples, especially those dedicated to Lord Vishnu or Krishna, is a significant part of Vishu. Guruvayur and Aranmula temples are particularly popular during this time. Here are the best temples to celebrate this Vishu.
Dolphin sightings and the confluence of backwaters with the sea, alongside Chinese fishing nets, make Cherai remarkably diverse.
Known for its historic boat race and serene ambience, Aranmula temple offers a spiritual Vishu experience amidst traditional rituals.
This ancient temple's peaceful atmosphere provides a tranquil Vishu experience, allowing for deep spiritual reflection and prayers.
Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this temple is significant during Vishu, offering devotees a chance to partake in traditional ceremonies and seek blessings.
Famous for its 'Palpayasam' offering, Ambalapuzha temple is a key Vishu destination, attracting devotees with its divine atmosphere and traditions.