Basant Panchami Pooja in Kerala is a vibrant festival celebrating the arrival of spring and honouring Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom arts, and learning. Devotees wear yellow attire and offer prayers, flowers, and fruits to seek blessings for knowledge and creativity. The Basant Panchami Pooja involves placing books, musical instruments, and art tools near the goddess’s idol. Special prayers, mantras, and bhajans are recited, and yellow sweets like Kesari are prepared. The festival also marks the onset of spring, symbolizing renewal and growth, and is celebrated with traditional music, dance, and cultural performances in Kerala. The celebration includes worshiping the goddess and performing the "Vidya Arambham" ceremony, where children begin their first lessons in writing or reading. The color yellow, symbolizing spring, is prominently featured in the decorations and attire. The Basant Panchami Pooja in Kerala also highlights the importance of learning, wisdom, and cultural traditions.