Puthiyanga originated in the southern Indian state of Kerala.

Puthiyanga is believed to have emerged in the 14th century.

Puthiyanga literally translates to "New Path" in Malayalam.

The primary weapon used in Puthiyanga is a wooden staff called a "Lathi".

The defensive component of Puthiyanga is known as "Angam".

The offensive component of Puthiyanga is called "Kalari".

Puthiyanga incorporates various spiritual practices such as Yoga, Meditation, and Pranayama.

Traditional attire for Puthiyanga practice includes both Dhoti and Lungi.

Nunchaku is not a traditional weapon used in Puthiyanga.

Puthiyanga training involves a combination of forms, sparring, and weapons training.

Puthiyanga aims to achieve physical fitness, self-defense skills, and spiritual enlightenment.

Chola Kalari is not a prominent style of Puthiyanga.

The Gurukkal in Puthiyanga is a respected teacher, master, and spiritual guide.

Dojo is not a traditional Puthiyanga training ground.

Puthiyanga holds cultural significance in Kerala as a symbol of pride, heritage, entertainment, and a way of life.