Vallam

Vallam is a town in Tamil Nadu India. Vallam Kali is a customary vessel race in Kerala, India. It is a type of kayak hustling, and utilizes paddled war kayaks. It is for the most part directed amid the period of the gather celebration Onam in harvest time. Vallam kali incorporates races of numerous sorts of paddled longboats, the customary pontoons of Kerala. Each group spent around 6 lakh rupees for nehru trophy.

In Kerala, amid a mid thirteenth century war between the medieval kingdoms of Kayamkulam and Chembakassery, King Devanarayana of Chembakassery authorized the development of a war vessel named Chundan Vallam and he entrusted a popular craftsman of the day with the duty of making it. Hence, the specialized strategies for making these snake bats are around 650 years of age.

Of the snake water crafts still being used today, the Parthasarathi Chundan is the most seasoned model. Vallam kali has fundamentally been directed amid the period of the collect celebration Onam in Autumn. The race of chundan vallam is the significant occasion. Vallam kali likewise incorporates races of numerous different sorts of customary paddled longboats of Kerala, and is one of the real vacation destinations in the state.