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Kochi Metro's Pink Line stations to showcase Kerala's cultural heritage with unique themes

Monday, 7 September 2026, 06:43 · 1 min read

Kochi Metro's upcoming Pink Line (Kakkanad extension) in Kerala, southern India, will feature 11 stations each themed around a distinct element of the state's cultural heritage, officials have confirmed. Stations along the eastward corridor will highlight traditions including handloom weaving, coir production, snake boat racing, and art forms such as Kathakali, Kalaripayattu, and Theyyam — a ritualistic performance art from northern Kerala. The initiative follows a similar theming approach on the existing 27-km Blue Line, and is intended to give commuters what planners describe as "one journey, many stories, infinite memories."

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The Hindu — Kochi Metro’s Pink Line stations to showcase Keralam’s cultural heritage ↗︎
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