People & Culture of Rajakkad
A place defined by its harmonious community, vibrant religious traditions, and deep connection to the land and the unique Kerala hill culture.
Traditions & Heritage
Agricultural Heritage
Life in Rajakkad revolves around the harvest of spices, particularly cardamom and pepper. This agricultural rhythm shapes local festivals, cuisine, and seasonal activities.
Learn about Spice Farming →Community & Harmony
Rajakkad is a model of communal harmony, where multiple faiths (Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam) coexist and celebrate major festivals together, reflecting Kerala's secular spirit.
Read Community Stories →Local Arts & Literature
The town has a rich history of promoting Malayalam literature and traditional arts like Kathakali and Mohiniyattam, often showcased during school and temple festivals.
Explore Local Artists →Religious Centers
Sree Krishna Swamy Temple
The most ancient Hindu temple in the region. Known for its annual festival (Ulsavam) which features traditional temple arts and processions.
View Festival Details →St. George Syro-Malabar Church
A central pillar of the Christian community, featuring striking architecture and hosting the important Perunnal festival every spring.
Get Mass Timings →Rajakkad Juma Masjid
The primary mosque serving the town. A center for religious learning and community gatherings, especially during Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
Check Prayer Schedule →Looking for Events?
Find all upcoming festivals, local meetings, and public events on our dedicated events page.
Go to Events Calendar