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Kerala, now widely regarded as the beautifully serene God's Own Country by many international travellers, was not always so. Tiny, aggressive, principalities, fighting for control of the rich coconut groves, spice plantations and marine resources of this tiny, littoral, land kept Kerala in a state of creative uncertainty for many generations. Out of this ferment was born such innovations as: Kararippayat , increasingly acknowledged as the grand daddy of all Asian martial arts; the annual boat races featuring the world's largest team sport in the regatta of the 100-oared chundan valloms, originally designed to carry cannons and warriors in the fierce water wars of Kerala; and the tarawads, the first, and possibly still the only prefabricated and portable mansions in the world. If needed, one could always dismantle one's double storied tarawad and move it to a safer location!
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(Alleppey) Alappuzha Famous for its boat races and beaches,was founded by Raja keshawadasan, Divan of Traveanacore in 1762. Alappuzha one of the backwater sites of India's southern state Kerala.Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty also referred as Venice of the east . By the Virture of its proximity to the sea,Alappuzha also is the home to diverse animal and bird life.
Most of the travellers come here to use it as a stopover point on their way to Backwater tours to kollam or kottayam.
A singular characteristic of this land is the region called Kuttanad. The rice bowl of Kerala. Kuttanad is perhaps the only place in the world where farming is done below sea level. |
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Kochi (colonial name Cochin ) Cochin is also referred to as the Gateway to Kerala . From time immemorial, the Arabs, British, Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese have left indelible marks on the history and development of Cochin. Over the years, Cochin has emerged as the commercial and industrial capital of Kerala and is perhaps the second most important city on the west coast of India (after Mumbai/Bombay). Cochin is proud of its world class port and international airport that links it to many major cities worldwide |
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Munnar is a calm, serene, peaceful place of repose, where you can enjoy tranquility to the last drop. It is the quiet, undisturbed, placid abode where you feel dizzy raptures, aching joys and ecstatic delight with the vision of lofty hills, lovely dales, lonely maiden plains and the calmness of cold streams.
Munaar has miles of sprawling tea plantation, winding lanes,rolling hills and picture book little towns. It is called Nature's lover paradise. Munnar has the highest peak in South India, Anamudi-which towers over 2695m. The Fragrance of fresh tea from sprawling tea plantations, all 1800 m above sea level attracts tourists from all over the world. |
Thekkady, Through which one entres the Periyar Tiger Reserve, is in the Cardamom Hills, Contiguous to the Kalkad-Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve of Tamil Nadu.Thekkady offers a range of options for camping, visiting spice farms and riding elephants . |
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Kanyakumari is located at the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent. The District is bound by Tirunelveli District
on the North and the east. The South Eastern boundary is the Gulf of Mannar . On the South and the South West,
the boundaries are the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea . On the West and North West it is bound by Kerala. The small temple dedicated to Kanyakumari , or the youthful form of the primeval energy Shakti (Mother Goddess) is located on the seashore, in the town known by the same name. Kanyakumari was referred to by the British as Cape Commorin. Kanyakumari represents the site where the spiritual leader Swami Vivekananda spent days in meditation upon a rock off of the coast. A memorial built in his honor is accessible via............ ferry. There is also a recently built memorial to Tiruvalluvar, the author of the philosophical work Tirukkural - .... .......a treatise on the Indian way
of life.
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