Meanwhile the last day of Onam was celebrated by the Malayalee community in Chandigarh on Sunday, 8 th September. September 10 th will be observed as the “Uthraadam” which signifies the return of King Mahabali to Kerala.
On 7 th September, dance performances related to festival will be held at various locations. On 5 th September the much sought after event Vallamkali Boat Race began in most parts of Kerala. On day three, 3 rd September, the families began shopping for clothes and other festivities. On the day two houses were cleaned and another layer of flowers was added to the Pokkalam. Meanwhile as the tradition is, on the first day Pookkalam from yellow coloured flowers were made. Balan at Tripunithura in Ernakulam district. The Athachamayam Procession was inaugurated by the state Minister A.K. The festival of Onam is being fervently celebrated in the southern state of Kerala from 1 st September 2019, Sunday to 13 th September 2019, Friday. The celebration of Thiruvonam in the South India is believed as the Nakshatra of Lord Vishnu (who forced the King Mahabali to come under his foot). The word Onam was originated from a Sanskrit word (Shravanam, one of the 27 Nakshatars). A big crowd of domestic and foreign tourists visit the state of Kerala and celebrate Onam. People of Kerala show the rich culture of their state while celebrating the carnival with the activities like arranging feasts, elegant dances, folk songs, energetic games, elephants, boats and flowers, etc. It is a ten days long National Festival of Kerala starts on Atham (first day) and ends on Thiruonam (tenth day).
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