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    The Experience In The Tree House Hotels Of Kerala

    The Tree house hotel we stayed in was something as amazing i had never expected. The view was just so good to see, we had a lot to explore there. The rooms were though not so well maintained but it gave the premium feel of camping.
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    Kannur Travel Guide

    A seaside city on the northern part of Kerala, Cannanore, recently rechristened as Kannur, is a beautiful beach destination. It is the administrative headquarters of the district of Kannur and the largest city in the North Malabar region. Alongside a host of amazing beaches, Kannur is also...
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    Cherai Beach - A Must Visit In South India.

    What makes Cherai Beach different from other beaches is the cleanliness of the water which is ideal for swimming and sunbathing. It is becoming one of the hot tourist destinations of South India. Cherai Beach with a 15 kilometer coastline is in Cherai village of Eranakulam District, Kerala. The...
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    Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple - Richest Hindu Temple In India!

    According to Guinness World records, Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala replaced Tirupati Temple as the richest Hindu temple in India. The secret cellars were found to contain vast treasures of gold, silver and precious stones. Its secret underground chambers contain...
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    Kerala Trip in September

    I am planning a trip to Kerala during the month of September, and the trip duration will be for a week. I am a kind of person who prefers a bit of peace rather than go to different places and making a holiday hectic and tiring. I have researched about many locations in Kerala but am confused to...
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    Munnar Travel Guide

    Munnar is arguably the most charming hill station on the Western Ghat Mountain Range in the Southern part of India. It is located at the Idukki district of Kerala, at an average altitude of 5400 feet above the sea level. Historically, it used to serve the British Government officials in South...
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