Theyyam a vibrant ritualistic art form of North Kerala, showcasing a blend of dance, music, and stunning costumes. With over 30,000 performances taking place from October end through April in around 2,000 sacred groves (Kaavu / Temple) with verity of Theyyam performances at each place.

Theyyam is a significant ritual art festival in North Kerala, celebrated from November to May every year. It’s a unique blend of dance, music, and elaborate costumes, based on ritual concepts. The festival spans across 250 villages, with over 100 sacred groves (Kavu) in each village, hosting more than 30,000 performances during the season. With total expenses amounting to more than 15 million, Theyyam is indeed considered one of the largest festivals in the world, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of North Kerala.

Village walks in Kerala offer a glimpse into rural life, showcasing lush greenery of paddy, coconut, arecanut, cashew nut, and rubber plantations. Traditional architecture, local crafts and culinary delights. You can explore backwater villages, handicraft villages featuring handlooms and bell metal crafts and take guided walks to learn about local culture, history, and traditions.

Discover the charm of Kerala’s historic towns through immersive heritage walks in Kannur, Thalassery, and Kozhikode. These experiences weave through old markets, colonial landmarks, and coastal neighborhoods, unveiling stories of spice trade, cultural fusion, and everyday life. Led with a passion for storytelling, each walk offers a soulful, slow-paced journey into the region’s rich past—where every street corner holds a forgotten tale and every step brings you closer to the living heritage of North Kerala.