Malabar Hindus are a group of Hindus primarily residing in the Malabar region of Kerala, India. This community is known for its rich cultural heritage, which includes unique traditions, festivals, and rituals that reflect the diverse influences of the region's history. They often practice various forms of worship, including temple rituals and family-based ceremonies. The Malabar Hindus are also recognized for their contributions to art, literature, and education in Kerala. Many belong to different sub-castes, such as Nair, Brahmin, and Ezhava, each with distinct customs and practices. Their social structure and community life are deeply intertwined with the local culture and history.