Kerala has a culture that blends Indian and Dravidian influences with performing arts like Kathakali and martial art form of Kalaripayattu. The traditional dress for both men and women is the mundu, a long piece of cloth wrapped around the lower body. Kerala is known for producing spices like pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, and turmeric. Popular cuisine includes idiyappam with curry, erussery, puttu and kadala curry, and appam with ishtu. Kerala's biodiversity includes Asian elephants, tigers, lions, and diverse flora.

1. Kerala
• Culture of Kerala : Kerala is a
combinationof of both Indian and
Dravidian culture . Now days this culture
has been influenced by other neighbours
state as well . The main USP of the Kerala
is its performing art like Kathakali and
martial art of Kalaripayattu .

2. KERALA
• Customs of Kerala : Women of Kerala
wear Sarees . During festival , they wear
set saree s clled kasavu . Men wear
mundu a piece of cloth which is long
piece of garment wrapped around the wrist
in acertain manner .

3. KERALA
• Dresses of Kerala : Kerala coustom and
traditional Wear .The traditional wear of
the state is called munda which is worn on
the lower portion of body , from the waistto
the foot It is white and worn by both men
and women

4. Kerala
• Agriculture of Kerala : Kerala produces 96
% of the country ‘s national output of
peppar .The important spieces are
cardemon ,cinomenn ,clove , turemaric ,
rutang and venillia . Other cash crop that
constitute the agricultaral sector that
include tea , coffea cashes , coconut etc

5. Kerala
• Cuisine of Kerala : Idiyappam with curry
• Erissary
• Puttu and kadala curry
• Appam with ishtu
• Paripu curry

6. Kerala
• Flora and Fauna wildlife of Kerala : Just
like its flora , Kerala is also famous for its
rich fauna . This south Indian state is
blessed with a wild array of mammals
such as Asian Elephants ,

7. • By Shivansh Thakur
• Class 9th
• Roll no. 49