Most Popular posts of Vishu
Vishu, Festival of Kerala, South India
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Lakshmi Menon
Vishu is the New Year's Day of the people of Kerala, South India. The traditional people of Kerala practice colorful rituals and customs on this auspicious day as Vishu marks the Astronomical New Year Day.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Vishu,-Festival-of-Kerala,-South-India
id=1059981 - Mar 21, 2008
Vishu - Festival of Kerala
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Hema Dheeraj Bafna
Vishu is a New Year festival celebrated in the state of Kerala. This festival is celebrated with joy and mirth. This is the first day of Malayalese month of Medam.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Vishu---Festival-of-Kerala
id=5917260 - Feb 14, 2011
New Year Celebration in India
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Sajith Mathew
How do Indians celebrate New Year? New Year is generally looked upon as the best time to begin something. India, with its strong social bonds, finds this occasion as a day to celebrate with friends and family.
http://ezinearticles.com/?New-Year-Celebration-in-India
id=3509817 - Jan 02, 2010
Most Popular Hindu Festivals in Kerala
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Fareedha Beegum
India is a place of gala's and festivals and Kerala is no exclusion to this. As well the foremost festivals that are celebrated across India, there are various community festivals that are celebrated in Kerala. Most of the festivals of Kerala are associated with local traditions and religions. There are particular celebrations like the boat races, which originated to memorialize religious events but subsequently twisted out to be events of public importance. Some of them are Vishu, Navratri, Onam, Mahasivarathri, Asthami Rohini etc. Most popular is Vishu and Onam.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Most-Popular-Hindu-Festivals-in-Kerala
id=6213957 - Apr 26, 2011
Colorful Festivals of Kerala
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Bharat Darshan
Kerela is a colorful land of fairs and festivals which are celebrated throughout the state with utmost enthusiasm and gaiety. These festivals are like the precious gems which enhances the beauty of the Kerala crown and tradition. Round the year, these vibrant festivals keeps the life of Keralites people joyful.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Colorful-Festivals-of-Kerala
id=4876129 - Aug 17, 2010
Angkor Wat Temple
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Rahmi Hidayat
The Angkor Wat Temple is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Cambodia. People from around the world travel to this temple to view this temple in Ankor Wat in all of the glory it presents. The temple is truly a look into the wondrous history of this nation's past.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Angkor-Wat-Temple
id=3139272 - Oct 24, 2009
Thiruvalla Temple
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Bharat Darshan
Kerala is a holy land and is known for its temples. A visit to Thiruvalla shrine is a must to experience the religious aspect of this land. It will prove to be a memorable journey.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Thiruvalla-Temple
id=5370548 - Nov 12, 2010
Alumpeth Devi Temple of Kerala in India
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Dr. Hari Chandran
Motive behind the incarnation of Sribhadrakali (Devi) is to save the gods from insult and despair, people worship her in times of dejoice, neglect and impending emotional distress. Devi is also known to be a goddess on call at times when life is in risk and existence is felt to be impossible.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Alumpeth-Devi-Temple-of--Kerala-in-India
id=61167 - Aug 17, 2005
Festivals of Kerala
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Mohen Naorem
Festivals of Kerala are festivals of a lifetime. They are inherited from an age old tradition that exudes the essence of Kerala. Visiting kerala or God's Own Land is a Paradise found for travelers. Enjoy the magic colours of Pooram, Vela, Thalappoli and Utsavam.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Festivals-of-Kerala
id=530043 - Apr 17, 2007
Kerala Guide
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Priya Levin
Kerala a narrow strip of lush green land between Arabian Sea and Western Ghats, with mother nature showering her blessings making Kerala a heavenly abode. Kerala has abundance of grandeur spreading its charm to the place. Better known as Gods Own Country, the land has rich natural resource and tropical landscape crossed by several rivers and unending backwaters.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Kerala-Guide