Onam
Kerala's major harvest and cultural celebration, with traditional festivities, floral designs, food and community gatherings.
Explore Kerala festivals, Malayalam traditions, religious observances, cultural celebrations and important dates throughout 2026 with Gregorian dates and Kollavarsham dates.
Kerala has a rich calendar of Hindu, Christian, Muslim and regional celebrations, along with temple observances, Sabarimala traditions, Onam festivities and important cultural days. This Kerala Festivals 2026 calendar brings the dates together in one searchable reference.
The 2026 Malayalam calendar begins in Kollavarsham 1201 and moves into Kollavarsham 1202 with Chingam 1 on August 17, 2026. Malayalam month dates shown below follow those 2026 calendar transitions.
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Kerala's major harvest and cultural celebration, with traditional festivities, floral designs, food and community gatherings.
A significant Kerala seasonal celebration associated with the beginning of Medam and the traditional Vishukkani.
The calendar includes important Sabarimala-related observances and monthly pooja dates appearing in the 2026 Malayalam calendar.
Important Kerala cultural dates such as Thrissur Pooram, Pathamudayam, Ayyankali Jayanthi and Sree Narayana Guru observances are included.
The 2026 calendar lists First Onam on August 25, Thiruvonam on August 26, Third Onam on August 27 and Fourth Onam on August 28.
Vishu falls on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. It corresponds with Medam 2 in the Malayalam calendar used for this page.
Chingam 1, marking the beginning of Kollavarsham 1202, falls on August 17, 2026.
Each entry on this page displays both its Gregorian date and its corresponding Kollavarsham Malayalam calendar date, making it easier to connect English calendar dates with Kerala traditions.
The calendar includes major celebrations and observances such as Vishu, Onam, Thiruvonam, Thrissur Pooram, Sabarimala observances, Sri Krishna Jayanthi, Vijayadasami, Deepavali, Christmas and numerous traditional religious and cultural dates.
Yes. The calendar covers Hindu, Christian and Islamic festivals and observances appearing in the 2026 Kerala/Malayalam calendar, along with cultural and national observances.