The dance is a beautiful blending of color, dance, music, drama, and expressions. In a sense, a lot of the fame that the state has gained is mainly due to the popularity of this dance form. Other dance forms of Kerala are Krishnanattom, Mohiniyattom, Thullal, Koodiyattom, Kolkkali, Thiruvathirakali, Kerala Cultural Tourism Oppanna, and Chavittunatakom. In temple festivals, Thrissur Pooram at Thrissur is the most popular, where 30 caprisoned elephants, exhilarating percussion ensemble, colorful umbrellas atop elephants, magnificient fireworks combine to create a virtual feast for the senses.
The Chandanakkudam at Bheemapalli in the capital Thiruvanathapuram is the most revered of Muslim festivals. People offer money in earthen pots at the Kerala Culture Information of Bheema Devi, a devout pilgrim who came to Kerala from Mecca centuries ago.

Cochin Heritage, Cochin TravelsCutural tours that give you a feel of the different aspects of culture followed in this south Indian state. You can take an insight into the popular arts and artists of Kerala.

Kerala Culture Information old dance forms of Kathkali and Koottiyattam are till date performed in Kerala. The former dance form concentrates on the gestures of the hands and the expressions on the face of the performer. The later happens to be the earliest classical dramatic art form of Kerala.

Other dance forms of Kerala are Krishnanattom, Mohiniyattom, Thullal, Koodiyattom, Kolkkali, Thiruvathirakali, Kakkarishi Natakom,Kerala Culture Information Oppanna, and Chavittunatakom. Panchavadyam, Nadanpattu, Omanathinkal Kidavo and many more music forms have evolved over the centuries in Kerala.