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Varkala, a calm and quiet hamlet, lies on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram district. It has several places of tourist interests like a beautiful beach, a 2000 year old Vishnu temple and the ashramam. ‘Sivagiri Mutt’is a little distance from the beach. At the serene Varkala beach is a quiet sea resort rich in mineral water springs.
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At Madhur, eight kms. north east of Kasaragod, is the famous Madhur Srimad Anantheswara Vinayaka temple.
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Athirappally This place is famous for a beautiful 80 feet high waterfalls at the entrance to the Sholayar ranges. Athirappally water falls is located 75 kms from cochin and situated in Thrissur district. This is the largest and beautiful waterfaills in Kerala. This waterfalls joins the Chalakudy river. This is about 32 km. East of…
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The Vagamon region is largely rural comprising tea plantations, forests and grasslands. The present scenario is pathetically poignant. The naturally formed streams are being blocked and the sudden huge inflow of people in large and medium vehicles that ply on the silken hills have disturbed the natural quiet, have shaken the soil, loosened the rocky structures…
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Whilst there are many highlights to the State’s attractions there are few must do’s when you inevitably visit Kerala With more water bodies than any other state in India, one of the most unique experiences and the highlight for any tourist will be a cruise along the palm-fringed backwaters on a luxury kettuvallom house boat.…
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Kalaripayattu, an ancient traditional martial art form of Kerala, is considered as the basis for all martial arts viz. Karate, Kungfu, etc. physiological studies are more concentrated on Karate, Kungfu and other martial arts due to their global acceptance. Considering the limited knowledge available regarding the physiological profiles of Kalaripayattu practitioners, the present study was…
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Karala’s most popular ritualistic art form, theyyam, is believed to predate Hinduism and to have developed from folk dances performed in the kavus that are abundant throughout northern Kerala. Theyam refers to both the form of shape of the deity or hero portrayed, and to he ritual. There are around 450 different theyyams , each…
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