14 | 04 | 2020
Kerala is all set to welcome yet another festival of love, happiness, prosperity and new hope. Nature flushed with the golden yellow Kanikonna flowers (Golden Shower Tree or Cassia Fistula or Indian Laburnum) has already announced the arrival of Vishu in Kerala. It is the festival that heralds the beginning of Malayalee New Year as well as signifies the festival of harvest in Kerala. It is the time nature blesses the thirsty land with refreshing summer showers and during which the land witnesses the beginning of many agricultural ventures. Hence, Vishu gives new hope in the agricultural prosperity of the land in the year to come. It also reminds us of the fact that it is impossible for humans to exist in this world without nature.


From the auspicious Vishu Kani ritual, Vishu Kaineetam, Vishu Kodi, Vishu Kali, to the authentic Vishu Sadya, Keralites celebrate Vishu with great fervor. Every mall, shops, and streets in Kerala have already worn a festive mode, beautifully decorated with Kanikonna flowers and Vishu greetings to welcome the prosperous Vishu Festival. The celebrations of Vishu Festival is not only limited within the boundary of the state of Kerala, but the joyful and exuberant celebrations of Vishu can be witnessed all across the globe, wherever Malayalees are.

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