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| Kerala, meaning “land of coconut
trees”, is one of the relatively well kept secrets
of all the exotic destinations in the world. However,
Kerala’s popularity has increased over recent years.
“National Geographic” travel magazine lists
Kerala among the fifty must see locations in the world.
Not surpirisingly, the State Tourist Department promotes
Kerela’s natural beauty, breathtaking lush landscape
and tropical beaches as “God’s own country”.
The result has been a signifiant influx of tourists and
foreign visitors. The Sanskrit saying “athithi devo
bhava”(treat your guest like God, meaning with respect
and honour) is ingrained in the collective ethos of the
people of Kerala. |
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| The climate is broadly tropical and humid,
moderated by its proximity to the coast. But its mountains
which line the interior mean a larger variety of climate... |
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| Kerala is well connected to the rest
of the world and has three international and domestic
airports and a seaport. From Uk,numerous major carriers
have flights from Heathrow... |
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