The festival was marked by exceptionally attractive events like presentations of Kerala's traditional dances and other art forms by budding kids.
"The festival was held to mark the conclusion of a series of programs organised by Malarvadi Baalasangam in 2014 to create awareness among expatriate kids on Kerala's unique culture, language, literature, political landscape and social values," said Sajid Ahmed, an official of Malarvadi, the organisation which hosted the event.
Malarvadi helps in developing the leadership qualities of children, fostering moral values and promoting communal harmony, said its chief patron Mohammed Najeeb.
During the event, many kids prepared a booklet which was rich in content with comprehensive information on culture, literature, politics, traditional arts, sports and other specialities of Kerala, which were later distributed in the kingdom.
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