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Attukal Pongala
2008-02-01 13:52:00 Attukal is a Hindu pilgrim center in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. The Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, one of the ancient temples of South India, is popularly described as Sabarimala of the Women.The Pongala Mahotsavam is the most important festival of Attukal Bhagavathy Temple. The offering of Pongala is a special temple practice existing in the south Kerala and Tamilnadu. In Attukal temple, the Pongala Mahotsavam is a ten-day programme which starts on the Karthika star of the Malayalam month of Makaram-Kumbham (February-March) and closing with the sacrificial offering known as Kuruthitharpanam at night. The Pongala offering is on the ninth day. The entire area of about 5 kilometre radius around temple with premises of houses of people of all caste, creed and religion, open fields, roads, commercial institutions, premises of Government offices etc. emerges as a consecrated ground for observing Pongala rituals for lakhs of women devotees assembling from different parts of Kerala and...
Chinakkathoor Pooram
2008-02-01 13:45:00 Event Date : February 21, 2008Venue: Sree Chinakkathoor Bhagavathy Temple, Palappuram, Palakkad district.The highlight of the daylong pooram at the Sree Chinakkathoor Bhagavathy Temple is a grand procession of 33 gaily caparisoned elephants in the evening.The pageant is accompanied by the traditional temple percussion ensemble. About 16 well-decorated kuthiras (horse motifs) and eight kaalas (bull motifs) are also brought in a procession to the temple by devotees. Art forms like Vellattu, Poothanum thirayum, Aandi vedan, Karivela, Kumbhamkali (dancing with pots) etc are presented. Tholpavakoothu (shadow puppetry) is conducted on 17 evenings before the pooram.Getting there:Nearest railway station: Ottappalam, about 5 km from the shrine.Nearest airport: Coimbatore in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, about 85 km from shrine.
Machattu Mamangam
2008-02-01 13:42:00 Event Date : February 19, 2008Venue: Machattu Thiruvanikavu Temple, Vadakkancherry, Thrissur district.The temple, dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy, celebrates the famous Machattuvela festival with great pomp, pageantry and splendour for five days. The main ritual is on the concluding day. Richly decorated Kuthirakolams (motifs of horses) are ceremoniously brought to the temple by the devotees as offerings. Elephant pageants accompanied by Chendamelam (traditional percussion music) converge in the temple courtyard in the evening, unfolding an extravagant spectacle. Various cultural programmes are held on the festival days. The annual extravaganza attracting thousands from all over the places is staged at the Machattu Thiruvanikavu Temple at Vadakkancherry in Thrissur district. The five day splendor continues with loads of celebration with the last day scheduled for the main events when huge structures heavily decorated with ornaments and other materials are ta...
Pariyanampetta Pooram
2008-01-20 15:56:00 Event Date : February 20, 2008The pooram day is on the 7th of month of Kumbam according to the Malayalam calendar. It falls approximately on the second week of February. A seven-day annual festival is celebrated at the Pariyanampetta temple dedicated to Bhagavathy or the Goddess. Pooram, the concluding day of the festival, is marked by a ceremonial procession of 21 elephants. Kalamezhuthu Pattu (the ritual drawing of the goddess's image on the floor, accompanied by a song) is performed on all the festival days. Religious and folk arts like Kaalavela (bull motif spectacle) and Kuthiravela (horse motif spectacle), Poothanum thirayum etc accompany the procession on the concluding day. The cultural fare during the festival includes Kathakali and Chakyarkoothu. The ancient folk art of shadow puppetry called Tholpavakoothu, is performed at night on all festival days.
Pattambi Nercha
2008-01-20 15:45:00 Pattambi Nercha is a festival held in memory of Aloor Valiya Pookunjikoya Thangal, a Muslim saint of Malabar. A grand procession of nearly 100 caparisoned tuskers, colourful floats, music concerts like the Panchavadyam and the Thayambaka and folk art forms like Panchavadyam, Thayambaka, Duff Muttu, Kolkali, caparisoned elephants (about 70- 80 tuskers are lined up for the festival) ? all merged into a single festival form the highlights of the festival. The procession concludes late at night on the banks of River Bharathappuzha where the Panchavadyam rises to a crescendo and the art forms take on a spectacular magnificence. That is what you would find in Pattambi Nercha, the annual feast of Pattambi Mosque, Palakkad.Event Date : February 03, 2008Getting there:Nearest Railway station: Pattambi railway station is just a short walk from the mosqueNearest Airport: Coimbatore, in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, about 55 kms from Palakkad.
Nishagandhi Festival Starts from Jan 20
2008-01-20 06:01:00 ; &nbs p; &nb sp; January. The time the world flocks to God?s Own Country. The time when Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala revels in one festival after another - film, dance, music, folk arts... The time of the year when the days are full of sunshine and the cool nights are lit by the moon. The time when the sensuous Nishagandhi blooms at the midnight hour and it?s heady fragrance engulfs a thousand dreams. This is the time when one of the most unique dance and music festivals in the country is staged - a festival that captures the spirit of the season - better still, a festival that is the soul of the season. This year too, the festival will feature some of the finest artistes in India. Nishagandhi has a dedicated audience that has been growing steadily across the years. Today, the Nishagandhi Festival has evolved int...
Interesting Facts about God's Own Country - Kerala
2008-01-19 13:53:00 The National Geographic magazine has named Kerala as one of the ten Paradises Found in the world!According to your nationality, I guess you might be interested in the following facts about Kerala. First state in the world which elected a communist government.Medication is sponsored by the government.Lush green paddy(rice) fields and ultra-populated road-sides!The number of people wasting time on news papers. Reading news paper is a good habit, but unfortunately, our news papers are quite awful.Sea, sun and mountains so close to each otherReady availability of tea, and tea plantations.Extremely informal people.Curries of a different class all together.People immediately like you.A former French protectorate called Mahi(Mayyazhi)Hermann Gundert, from DeutscheLand gave Malayalam its first dictionary.Napoleon is revered here. And for all, abundant natural beauty of the tropics. More About: Interesting , Facts , Country
Chinese Fishing Nets of Kerala
2008-01-18 12:58:00 The Chinese fishing nets (Cheena vala) of Fort Kochi (Fort Cochin) in the City of Kochi (Cochin), in the Indian State of Kerala , are fixed land installations for an unusual form of fishing ? shore operated lift nets. Huge mechanical contrivances hold out horizontal nets of 20 m or more across. Each structure is at least 10 m high and comprises a cantilever with an outstretched net suspended over the sea and large stones suspended from ropes as counterweights at the other end. Each installation is operated by a team of up to six fishermen. The system is sufficiently balanced that the weight of a man walking along the main beam is sufficient to cause the net to descend into the sea. The net is left for a short time, possibly just a few minutes, before it is raised by pulling on ropes. The catch is usually modest: a few fish and crustaceans ? these may be sold to passers by within minutes. The system of counterweights is most ingenious.... More About: Fishing
New Vedio Encyclopedia with the association of UNESCO about kerala
2008-01-14 09:37:00 Kerala.indiavideo.org is a vedio encyclopedia by Invis multimedia in association with United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO ), New Delhi Office. This website is an online cultural atlas with professionally made high quality video clips of life, culture, heritage, artforms of kerala. Kerala.indiavideo.org also consist of information of different festivels, traditional art forms and tourism. This website gives visitors to add a videoroll to the their website or blogs which consist of 5 videos selected by the editors. So do visit this to get a glimpse of kerala. More About: Kerala , Association , Encyclopedia
Gajamela
2008-01-11 11:57:00 Event Date : January 19, 2008Venue: Parthasarathy temple, Adoor, (near KSRTC bus stand, Adoor), Pathanamthitta district. Gajamela or the elephant pageant on the concluding day is thehighlight of the 10-day annual festival at the Sree ParthasarathyTemple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Sree Krishna, known here inthe name of Parthasarathy (Partha's charioteer; Partha (Arjuna) wasone of the five Pandava princes, the heroes of the epic,Mahabharatha). Nine majestically caparisoned elephants take part inthis spectacular procession. Adoor is in the Pathanamthitta district of south Kerala. Ninemajestically caparisoned elephants take part in this spectacularprocession which culminates at Chennapatti temple, 3 km away.Ottanthullal and a few other art forms are also staged on the tenthday. The shrine is dedicated to Lord Sree Krishna, known here in the nameof Parthasarathy (Partha's charioteer; Partha (Arjuna) was on...
Keyword "Kerala" tops in Google search trends of India - 2007
2008-01-04 08:26:00 Google has related its list of search trends for the year 2007 for India . This report is called the zeltgeist report (zeitgeist means - the moral & cultural climate of an era). This report consists of most popular and east growing search trends they have categorized into different groups.1. Top 10 bollywood celebrates2. Top 10 movies3. Top 10 places of interest4. Top 10 political leaders5. Top 10 Sport starsIn the category of Places interest the Keyword Kerala tops the Google search trends.1. Kerala2. Singapore3. Goa4. Australia5. London6. Dubai7. Rajasthan8. Jaipur9. Kashmir10. OotyThis statistics shows us that how much people are willing to know about kerala and its importance in tourism. So if you have not visited kerala since now do find time to visit the GOD's OWN COUNTRY in the next holiday trip of yours. More About: Google , Tops , Trends , Search
Beaches in Kerala
2008-01-01 12:22:00 ; Beaches , touristy and unexplored, galore along the 600 km Kerala coast. A bunch of them have historical significance too. Kodungalore coast near Kochi had been where St.Thomas, the Apostle of Christ and first missionary in Indian coast, landed. Vasco De Gama, the first European voyager, stranded at Kappad near Calicut heralding the European invasion.Sea has always been an inspiration for Malayali literati and filmmakers. Keep your ears close to the pages of Malayalam novels. You can hear roaring of sea and the poignant life on the coastal Kerala. Ace novelist, late Thakazhi had set, Chemmeen, his masterpiece, against the background of sea. Many films have coastal life as background screen. &nbs p; At least rumble of a turbulent sea and billowing tidal waves are used as symbols of an agitated mind. A traipse along coastal hamlets will give a w...
Wayanad district of Kerala brims with tourists
2007-12-29 17:18:00 ; &nbs p; &nb sp; With the New Year round the corner, Wayanad district, an emerging tourist destination in Kerala , is brimming with tourists.Located in North Kerala, 60 km east of Kozhikode, at an altitude ranging from 700 to 2,100 metres on the Western Ghats, Wayanad attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists.'This year all the resorts and hotels in the district are fully reserved. Tourists are now looking for getting accommodation in home stays,' Praveen P.P., the information officer at the District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), told IANS.'In Wayanad, tourist arrival peaks during November to February. This year till December, the district recorded 20 percent increase in the arrivals,' Praveen said.Last financial year (2006-07), Wayanad received a total of 470,000 tourists, a large majority of which are domestic tourists.'But the actual number fa... More About: Rims , Strict
Kerala Tourism road show in Australia
2007-12-24 17:45:00 ; &nbs p; A road show on Kerala Tourism was held in Australia to introduce the small green state to the land of Kangaroos. The show, organized jointly by Kerala Tourism and India Tourism, was conducted in a ship named Sidney Glass Island. The team led by Dr. Venu V., Secretary, Kerala Tourism, had eight trade representatives from Kerala. Similar shows were conducted in Zurich, Frankfurt and Singapore. More About: Show , Road
It is yet another success story for Kerala Tourism
2007-12-24 17:44:00 ; Kerala saw a considerable rise in the number of domestic tourists that visited the State during April to September, this year, which showed an increase of 40 to 50 percent. And in the case of foreign tourists, the percentage of increase was 20-30. These stats form part of the study done by the Confederation of Indian Industry?s (CII) southern zone. The employment opportunities in the tourism sector saw a rise of 20% in the same period. The number of visitors staying in hotels showed an increase of 25%. Almost the same rate of increase is there in the profit generation, too.The CII evaluated the performance of five selected zones in the Southern Indian states. The study aims to assess the growth rate of one quarter, thereby planning a better performance for the next one. In Kerala, coir, chemicals and fertilizers, food processing, rubber and tourism sectors were taken up for the CII study. More About: Story , Tourism , Success , Success Story
Perumthitta Tharavad Kottamkuzhy
2007-12-12 17:16:00 Venue: Perumthitta near Chandrapuram, Kasaragod district.This is also a festival of Theyyams which is one of the oldest art forms in the country. The Perumthitta Theyyam, at which most of the Theyyam forms are on display, is a truly grand affair. The pomp and splendour of the Theyyams are truly breathtaking.Getting there: Nearest railway station: Kasaragod, about 26 km away.Nearest airport: Mangalore, about 50 km away. More information in Kerala tourism website More About: Hara
Second International Conference On Responsible Tourism in Kerala
2007-12-12 02:43:00 EVENTS Kerala Tourism , along with India Tourism and International Centre for Responsible Tourism (ICRT) India, is organizing the Second International Conference on Responsible Tourism in Destinations. The Minister for Home, Vigilance and Tourism, Mr. Kodiyeri Balakrishnan announced the conference on 3rd of February 2007 in Trivandrum at a Kerala workshop on Responsible Tourism. The Government of Kerala, in southern India, has announced its intention to work with the industry and with local communities to realize the objective of making Kerala a better place to live in and a better place to visit. The Conference will be held in March 2008 at the Le Meridien Resort and Convention Centre in Cochin, Kerala? we hope that you will be able to join us to reflect on experience over the last six years and to debate what Responsible Tourism in Destinations has achieved. The conference will provide an excellent opportunity to learn more about what has been achieved and to discuss how to move t...
Visa Requirement for travelers to Kerala
2007-12-08 05:03:00 Kerala is a State in the Republic of India. The rules and regulations issued by the Government of India regarding visa and passport are applicable in the state. For information on passport and visa rules please visit:www.passport.nic.inhttp://mha.nic.i n/fore.htm#vpRegistration of Visa s In cities, the Commissioner of Police is the Foreigner?s Registration Officer. And in districts the District Superintendent of Police is the Foreigner?s Registration Officer. For more information and guidelines please visit:http://www.keralapolice.org/foreign ers.htmlhttp://www.tvmcitypolice.org/fore igners.jsp India Travel Guide - Passport/Visa Passport Required? British Yes Australian Yes Canadian Yes USA Yes Other EU Yes Visa Required? British Yes Australian Yes Canadian Yes USA Yes Other EU Yes Return Ticket Required? British No Australian No Canadian No USA No Other EU No Passports Passport valid for at least six months required by all nationals referred to in the chart... More About: Kerala
Kanathoor Nalvar Bhoothasthanam
2007-11-26 11:37:00 Starts On : December 28, 2007Ends On : January 01, 2008Venue: Kana thoor Nalvar Bhoothasthanam, Kasaragod district.Theyyam, the colourful ritual dance of Kerala is one of the oldest art forms of India. It incorporates dance, mime and music and the rudiments of ancient tribal cultures, which attached great importance to the worship of heroes and ancestral spirits. An array of theyyams, the fascinating dance form of Kannur, including Chamundi theyyam, Vishnumoorthy theyyam and so on are presented at this festival.Getting there:Nearest railway station: Kasaragod, about 20 km away.Nearest airport: Mangalore about 50 km away More About: Hana
Perumthitta Tharavad Kottamkuzhy
2007-11-26 11:36:00 Starts On : December 07, 2007Ends On : December 16, 2007Venue: Perumthitta near Chandrapuram, Kasaragod district.This is also a festival of Theyyams which is one of the oldest art forms in the country. The Perumthitta Theyyam, at which most of the Theyyam forms are on display, is a truly grand affair. The pomp and splendour of the Theyyams are truly breathtaking.Getting there: Nearest railway station: Kasaragod, about 26 km away.Nearest airport: Mangalore, about 50 km away. More About: Hara
KERAPEX 2007
2007-11-26 11:34:00 Starts On : December 05, 2007Ends On : December 08, 2007Venue: Kanakakunnu Palace, Thiruvananthapuram KERAPEX ? the once in four-year exhibition of stamps will be held from 5th to 8th December 2007 in Thiruvananthapuram at the Kanakakunnu Palace. Palace.At KERAPEX 2007, you would come across about 500 frames displaying nearly 8000 stamps. The first stamp in the world ? Penny Black, designed by Sir Rowland Hill and released in Britain on 6 th May 1840 and the first stamp in India and the oldest in Asia ? Scinde Dawk, designed by Sir Bartley Ferry, the Governor of Sindh Province at that time and released on 1st July 1852 are also expected to be on display during the four-day exhibition. Postal stamps from India's pre and post independence period would also form part of the exhibition. There would be 350 frames in the competition class and the rest 50 in the invitation class. The Chief Justice of Kerala would distribute the prizes for the award winning exhibits. To mark the occas...
Navy Day Celebrations 2007
2007-11-26 11:33:00 Event Date : December 04, 2007The guardians of India?s territorial waters; the Indian Navy commemorates the valour and sacrifices of the members of the Indian naval fraternity, every year on the 4th of December. This year, on the Navy Day, you could join the Southern Naval Command as it celebrates the occasion with a host of activities, with many public events that are intended towards enhanced Civil-Military interaction. It would be also an occasion to closely interact with the men in white and also an opportunity to watch them in action. All these events are free of cost and the Indian Navy look forward to your presence and participation as part of this year?s Navy Day celebrations.View Events More About: Celebrations
Vaikathashtami Festival
2007-11-02 14:38:00 Event Date : November 18, 2007 Venue: Mahadeva Temple at Vaikom, Kottayam district. The sacred Ashtami festival of the temple takes place during the dark lunar fortnight of the Malayalam month Vrischikam (Sagittarius) which concludes on the Ashtami day. On the Ashtami night, Thidampu, a symbolic idol of the Lord Siva (known here as Vaikom Mahadeva) is taken out in procession. On its way, many deities from nearby temples join the procession. The cultural fare includes classical music and dance performances including night-long Kathakali performances on the eighth and ninth days. Getting there:Nearest railway stations: Ernakulam, about 36 km towards the north; Kottayam, about 40 km towards the south. Nearest airport: Cochin International Airport, about 56 km away. More About: Festival
Kalpathi Ratholsavam
2007-11-02 14:37:00 Starts On : November 14, 2007 Ends On : November 16, 2007 Venue: Sree Viswanatha Swamy Temple, Kalpathi, Palakkad district. The annual Ratholsavam or chariot festival at the Sree Viswanatha Swamy temple, dedicated to Lord Viswanatha or Siva, is one of the most remarkable of the festivals of Kerala. Kalpathi, an early Tamil Brahmin settlement is also known as Dakshin Kasi or the Varanasi of the South. During the first four days, Vedic recitals and cultural programmes are held in the temple, believed to be over 700 years old. On the last three days, thousands of devotees gather together to draw decorated temple chariots through the streets. This ceremonial procession taken out by a sea of chanting people is a sight to behold. Getting there:Nearest railway station: Palakkad, about 3 km away. Nearest airport: Coimbatore in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, about 55 km away from Palakkad. More About: Sava , Path
Kerala launches new initiatives in tourism
2007-10-13 07:18:00 Kerala, making rapid strides in tourism, registered a remarkable increase in domestic and international tourists during the first quarter (January to March) of the year. While international arrivals recorded a significant 25.89 per cent increase over the previous year's figures, the domestic tourist arrivals marked a 7.95 per cent increase.To sustain this momentum, several innovative initiatives have been introduced by Kerala Tourism for the first time in India.'Dream Season', launched in April 2007, targeted the domestic holidaymakers and is rapidly converting the traditional off-season (April- September) into a season of opportunity for travellers. The initiative offers a host of packages at never-before rates. More About: Kerala
District Tourism Promotion Council of kerala
2007-10-03 04:39:00 DTPC THIRUVANANTHAPURAM ++91-471-2315397 Fax:++91-471-231360 6 Email : info@dtpcthiruvananthapuram.comwww.dtpcth iruvananthapuram.com KOLLAM ++91-474-2750170Email : info@dtpckollam.com , contact@dtpckollam.com www.dtpckollam.com PATHANAMTHITTA ++91-468 2229952Email : info@dtpcpathanamthitta.comwww.dtpcpathan amthitta.com ALAPPUZHA ++91-4772251796/2253308Email:info@dtpcala ppuzha.comwww.dtpcalappuzha.com KOTTAYAM ++91- 4812560479Email : info@dtpckottayam.comwww.dtpckottayam.com IDUKKI Telefax:++-91-4865-231516 Email : info@dtpcidukki.com www.dtpcidukki.com ERNAKULAM ++91-484-2367334/2383988Email : info@dtpcernakulam.comwww.dtpcernakulam.c om THRISSUR ++91- 487-2320800Email : info@dtpcthrissur.comwww.dtpcthrissur.com PALAKKAD ++91-491-2538996 Fax: ++91-491-2530566Email : info@dtpcpalakkad.comwww.dtpcpalakkad.com MALAPPURAM ++91-483-2731504Email : info@dtpcmalappuram.comwww.dtpcmalappuram .com ... More About: Tourism , Promotion , Kerala , District , Council
Kerala Tourism Information Offices
2007-10-03 04:28:00 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 1 Tourist Facilitation Centre, Department of Tourism , Park View ++91-471-2321132 2 Tourist Information Centre, Railway Station, Thampanoor ++91-471-2334470 3 Tourist Information Centre, KSRTC Central Bus Station, Thampanoor ++91-471-2327224 4 Tourist Information Centre, Domestic Airport ++91-471-2501085 5 Tourist Information Centre, International Airport ++91-471-2502298 6 Tourist Facilitation Centre, Guest House Compound, Kovalam ++91-471-2480085 7 District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), Vellayambalam ++91-471-2315397 Fax:++91-471-231360 6 Email : info@dtpcthiruvananthapuram.com 8 Tourist Amenity Centre , Varkala 0470-2602227 KOLLAM 1 DTPC Tourist Information Centre, KSRTC Bus Stand ++91-474-2745625 2 District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), Guest House Complex, Asramam ++91-474-2750170Email : info@dtpc... More About: Kerala , Offices
Mobile Website launched by Kerala Tourism
2007-10-03 04:24:00 ; &nbs p; &nb sp; The inaugural function of 'Wake Up To Malabar', an exclusive Malabar tourism development initiative, saw Mr. Kodiyeri Balakrishnan launching a new website from Kerala Tourism ? http://mobile.keralatourism.org, enabling interactivity for mobile phone users. DVD titles from Kerala Tourism viz. 'Virtual Reality Movies of Malabar' and 'Malabar ? A theatre of festivals' were released during the function by the Mayor of Kozhikode Corporation, Mr. M. Bhaskaran. DVDs of Balivadham (Kutiyattam) and Mohiniyattam. Personalities in the tourism fraternity of Malabar were felicitated during the function and this include, Mr. N. K. Mohammed, President, Malabar Tourism Organization and Mr. Jose Kainady of Malabar Tourism Organization. More About: Mobile , Website , Launched
Kerala cultural festival begins
2007-09-30 09:50:00 Literary, sports and cultural events marked the opening of a two-day programme to showcase the ?cultural extravaganza of Kerala ? here on Saturday. Malayalam film lyricist and poet Gireesh Puthencherry said, ?I feel that Keralites living outside Kerala, celebrate and cherish the memories of traditional festivals such as Onam, more than those living there.? He was inaugurating a poets meet, held as part of the ?Aavanipoovarangu 2007?, the two-day Onam celebrations organised by the Confederation of Tamilnadu Malayalee Associations, ?Memories of those good old days when Onam was celebrated in a proper manner are now a part of our nostalgia. Those days are over,? he remarked. On Malayalam poetry, he said that though changes have come about over the years, the purity of the poems have remained unchanged. He added that the avoidance of yesteryear poetic techniques have not led to a decline in the standards of poetry. M.R.R. Warrier, writer, presided over the meet. On Sunday, as part of ... More About: Festival , Cultural , Ural
Responsible tourism to be the new mantra of Kerala
More articles from this author:2007-09-23 16:40:00 ; &nbs p; After successfully positioning Kerala Tourism as a super brand in the domestic and international circuit, the state is all set to take tourism to the next level of growth by taking huge strides on sustainable and responsible tourism. Sustainable and responsible tourism refers to a model that envisages the need to maintain an ecological balance, ensure that the benefits of tourism reach local people and ensures local development goes hand in hand with development of the place as a tourist hub. ; &nbs p; "If tourism does not benefit the local populace then one cannot be considered a responsible tourist player", according to Dr Venu V, Secretary, Kerala Tourism. ; The core of the strategy to implement responsible tourism is to work out a pr... More About: Mantra 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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