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Area: 2203 Sq km
PopuLation: 18,20,000
ALtitude: Sea LeveL
Access: Air: Nearest airport:
Kochi InternationaL (75 km)
Rail: Kottayam
Land of Letters
Kottayam district in Kerala lies in one of the more mountainous areas of the state. The upshot of which is a variety of breathtaking landscapes ranging
Area: 1414 sq km
Population: 2105349
Altitude: Sea level
Access: Nearest airport:
Cochin International, Ernakulam ( 85 km)
Venice of East
In the 2005 Winter Edition of ‘ New York Travel’ website, Kerala, ‘God’s own country’, bagged the sixth position in the ‘Follow- Your-Bliss’ list as one of
Area: 2731 Sq km
Population: 1231577
Altitude: 500•1000 m above sea level
Access: Nearest airport: Thiruvananthapuram
International (119 km)
Nearest railroad: Chengannur (28 km)
The District Tourism Promotion Council,
Collectorate Compound, Pathanamthitta.
Tel: 0468•2229952 Email: dtpcpta@sancharnet.in
Pilgrim’s Delight
This district may not attract people for sandy beaches, tranquil backwaters or misty mountains, but what it does have is unseen nature nurtured by the
Area: 2579 km
Population: 2584118
Altitude: Sea level
Access: Air: Nearest airport:
Thiruvananthapuram International (78 km south)
Rail: Kollam Railway station
Cashew Country
Travelers to Kerala will be fascinated by what Kollam district has to offer them. Stretching from the mountains of the Western Ghats to the waters of
Area: 2192 sq km
Population: 3234707
Altitude: Sea level
Access:
Air: Thiruvanathapuram
International Airport (6 km from city)
Rail: Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station
Roads: Central Bust station with operations to and from in and out of the state
Abode of Anantha
Lord Maha Vishnu reclines on the sacred thousand-headed serpent, Anantha. Thiruvananthapuram is the abode of Anantha, which symbolizes
Even Walter Mendez, the brilliant adman who coined the catchy tag line -”God’s Own Country” for Kerala Tourism in the early eighties, might not have imagined such an incredible journey for his brand. The waves this tiny
I am standing, balanced on one foot, surrounded by frenzied people, stamping, nudging, shoving and no I am not in a local train in Mumbai .I am in a gold shop in Kerala! My trip to Kerala coincided with the Grand Kerala
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What a traveller seeks most while embarking on a journey to a new land is to gain an experience hitherto unknown. Even those who return to the favourite destination look not for a repeat of what he already has experienced – Read more…
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Kerala has a rich tradition in classical and folk art forms. There are ritual as well as performing art forms.
Simplicity is the main characteristic of the traditional Kerala attire. But it is difficult to find people dressed in traditional attire except on special occasions nowadays. Still they maintain certain simplicity in the selection of their clothing. Like anywhere else the traditional costume of Kerala is also guided by the climatic and cultural conditions of the region. Read more…
Kerala has a distinctive architectural style which has evolved through years. It is a graceful mix of simplicity and elegance and a blend of local style and foreign influences. Like the style of dressing the architecture is also designed and adapted to suite Kerala’s climate and culture. Read more…
Like art and culture the evolution of the culinary style of a region or country can be traced to history, geography, demography and culture of the land. Since the Kerala society is a melting point of different cultural influences Kerala cuisine has a multitude of both vegetarian and non- vegetarian. Influence of the visitors to the state from ancient times is visible in the dishes.
Kerala is a land of festiva~s. Besides the n:ajor festivals there are a number of local festivals too. Festivals dot the calendar throughout the year. They represent and reflect the diversity of the cultural landscape of the state. Most of
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Though closer to equator, the diversity of the geographical features of this tropical state has resulted in a correspondingly diverse climate. The High Ranges in the Western Ghats have a cool climate throughout the year, while the plains are warmer and humid. The average level of annual rainfall is quite high when compared to other Indian states.
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Culture (from the Latin cultura stemming from colere, meaning “to cultivate”) is a term that has different meanings. However,the word” culture” is most commonly used in three basic senses: Excellence of taste in the fine arts and
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Holy land reclaimed from the sea by Parasurama, an incarnation of god, says the famed legend on Kerala. Parasurama, the axe-wielding warrior sage and the sixth incarnation of Lord Mahavishnu had come to this world to relieve it from the oppressive rule of Kshatriyas. The enraged sage kills all the male Kshatriyas and
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