10 Lines On Onam for Kids

Onam is a harvest festival celebrated by the people of Kerala, a state in southern India.
The festival is celebrated to honor King Mahabali, who was believed to be a just and fair ruler.
Onam falls in the Malayalam month of Chingam, which usually falls in August or September.
People decorate their homes with flowers and rangolis, and wear traditional clothes like mundu and saree.
Onam is celebrated for ten days, and each day has its significance and rituals.
People prepare a special meal called Onam Sadhya, which includes around 20-30 dishes served on a banana leaf.
Onam also features various cultural programs like dance performances, snake boat races, and games like tug of war and ball games.
Women and children create intricate floral designs called Pookalam in front of their houses.
People also exchange gifts and sweets with their friends and relatives during the festival.
Onam is a time of joy, happiness, and togetherness, and it celebrates the rich culture and traditions of Kerala.