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Westin Hotels and Resorts to debut in 2014 in Kerala

Westin Hotels and Resorts, the internationally acclaimed resort brand is all set to debut in 2014 in Kerala, Southern India in a mesmerizing backdrop of scenic beauty in Bekal. The Westin Hotels and Resorts are owned by the Green Gateway Leisure Limited, a prestigious company of the renowned ATE group. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced the launch of Westin Bekal Resort and Spa in Kerala in 2014.

The Westin Bekal Resort and Spa will be a 165 room property, sprawling over a vast 55 acres, adorned with aesthetic landscaping that perfectly complements the crystal clear streams of the highly appreciated brackish Kerala backwater lagoons. The Westin Bekal Resort and Spa is the numero uno property of the prestigious Westin Hotels and Resorts group in Kerala and it will start functioning from 2014.

Stephen Ho, the President of the Asia Pacific region of the highly acclaimed Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. stated his extreme enjoy in associating with the Green Gateway Leisure Limited for The Westin Bekal Resort & Spa in the bewitching destination of God’s Own country, Kerala. He added the signing of the deal with the Green Gateway and Leisure limited is a milestone in the overall growth strategy of the company to develop the brand of Westin in India. It will also strengthen the resort portfolio of Starwood in India.

The resort will turn into a delightful, perfect location for fun loving leisure backpackers as well as the business travelers. The exotic experience offered by the Resort will be exceptional in the sense that it will merge the experience of the sun kissed beaches of Kerala with the emerald colored backwaters. The resort will also gift its guests with the scenic backdrop overlooking the mesmerizing and alluring Bekal beach.

The resort will offer the signature menu of the Westin Brand’s SuperFoodsRX that focus on both the deliciousness as well as the nutrient value of the delicacies. It will definitely turn into a treat for the food lovers and it will satisfy your appetite. The resort will have five food and Beverages outlets that will provide an international culinary experience to the guests.

The assembly hall of the resort will be as large as 6,000 square feet. The convention center will be accurately 50,000 square feet large. A well-equipped business centre, a swimming pool, a three hole golf course are the other major attractions of the Westin Bekal Resort and Spa.

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Bastion Bungalow to get the badge of Heritage Museum

Bastion-BungalowBastion Bungalow to get the badge of Heritage Museum is all about the new achievement of Bastion bungalow which is one of the oldest Dutch heritage sites in India. Bastion bungalow which is situated in Fort Kochi, Kerala will be the first heritage museum in the district of Ernakulam.

S. Raymond, executive director of Kerala Museum has been entrusted with the work to the path of the heritage museum title. He said work on this area in Bastion Bungalow has begun and it will take about two years for the completion of the work. It is a part of the initiative of the Kerala government which proposes to have a heritage museum in every district of Kerala.

Bastion Bungalow was part of the Fort Immanuel that was built by the Dutch in 1663, facing the calm sea. A part of it one of the bastions, Stromberg was later transformed into the present Bastion Bungalow. It is built modelling on the Indo – European style architecture. Later after the reign of Dutch when the British came to rule the Country, they destroyed the Fort Immanuel. But they didn’t touch the Bastion Bungalow and it remained intact.

After India got Independence from the British powers, it was converted into the residence of sub-divisional officers. In 2000, it was handed over to the archaeology department of India. In between these years the bungalow came into limelight when it featured in the Ivory Merchant film ‘Cotton Mary’ in the late nineties.

Mr. Raymond said that the Bungalow will now be turned into the first district heritage museum of the state. About Rs.1 crore has been allotted by the State government for the initial developmental works of the project. It would take about two years for completing the project. The state government has set aside about Rs. 14 crore for the development of heritage museums in the state.

Raymond added that the after the completion of the project the Bastion Bungalow will be equipped with facilities to give compact information about all one wants to know about Kochi. The Kerala museum will be the nodal agency for setting up and managing heritage museums in every district of Kerala. The cultural affairs department is now trying hard to get UNESCO supported Heritage Conservation Project for Fort Kochi which contains several important heritage sites of Kerala.

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Visa on Arrival to launch in Cochin and Trivandrum

Visa on Arrival to launch in Cochin and Trivandrum is about the new program that is to be introduced in Cochin and Trivandrum International airports.  As per this program, provisions will be made for the foreigners from eleven foreign countries to get their visas on their arrival at the Cochin and Trivandrum International Airports. The Central government has given permission to introduce this program in Cochin and Trivandrum.
Visa on Arrival facility is given to the tourists from Japan, Singapore, Finland, Luxemburg, New Zealand, Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar and Indonesia. The decision to introduce the Visa on arrival program in five international airports including Cochin and Trivandrum was taken by the third summit of the Interministerial Committee on Tourism.

It required the permission of the Central Home ministry to implement this program. The state minister A.P. Anilkumar has announced that the green signal was given by the Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Mullappally Ramachandran to implement the program. Anilkumar also said that Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation K.C. Venugopal has shown special interest in implementing the Visa on Arrival program in Kerala.

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The Park Kochi – The Highest Hotel In South India

The Park Kochi – the highest hotel in South India is about the Park hotel that is coming up with a massive height of about 93.8 metre in Cochin, Kerala, South India. This five star deluxe hotel which is situated in bye pass near Vyttila is in the final stages of Construction work. It has about 30 floors.

The Park Kochi can be called by many names including the highest hotel in South India. It can be also called as the highest commercial complex in South India. Among the thirty floors in the hotel about ten floors are exclusively reserved as office space. There will also be arrangements for a huge retail complex near the hotel. The hotel offers about 166 rooms for its guests. One of the greatest attractions of the hotel is a helipad.

The construction cost of this hotel is about 300 crore rupees. The hotel also houses a night club where the youth of Cochin can celebrate life in style. About one fifty people can dance in the dance floor of the Park Hotel.

There will be about seven food and beverages outlets in the hotel. The signature restaurant of the The Park Kochi, Aqua is in the twenty seventh floor. One of the greatest attractions of Aqua is that it is beside the swimming pool. Other restaurants of the hotel are also tastefully decorated. The cuisine and the ambience of each restaurant provides a distinct impression upon the guests. The great ballroom of the hotel is designed in the theatre style with five fifty seats.

The hotel comes with super speed elevators and ultra-modern safety amenities. There is parking facilities for about 500 vehicles.

APJ Surendra Park Hotels limited, a part of the APJ Surendra Group that can boast a history of hundred years, is the major force behind the construction of the Park Hotel. They took the Jomer Symphony building owned by the Jomer Properties in Contract management agreement and converted into the Park Hotel. Park Apsara Cruiser in the Vembanad Lake and the Park on Vembanad Lake are the major properties of the APJ Surendra Park Hotels limited in Kerala.

The group owns about one dozen luxurious hotels across the country under the Park Brand. All the hotels together have about 1200 rooms. The group is planning to construct about four hotels within the next four years by spending about 1200 crore rupees.

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IAA’s Olive Crown Award won by Kerala Tourism’s Print Ad for Sustainable Tourism

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The only Gold award in the Press Service category of the IAA’s Olive Crown awards was won by the Kerala Tourism’s print ad that was seen encouraging tourists to protect rainforest through small and easy measures. The award ceremony was held at the Shangri – La Hotel in Mumbai on April 1, 2013. The advertisement was released on September 27, which is celebrated as World Tourism day every year. It showed how a simple act such as postponing the hotel laundry can bring positive changes in sustaining the rain forest. It was after facing a tough competition from other ad campaigns of Asia, that Kerala’s campaign grabbed the celebrated award. The award was instituted by the Indian division of the International Advertising Agency (IAA). The IAA praised the campaign for their perfection in conveying sustainability.

The award winning advertisement was designed by Stark’s Communication, the creative agency of Kerala Tourism Department. The advertisement features the state’s beautiful hills and lush green forests on an imaginary towel with the following caption, “A simple act can wipe away more than you can imagine” and trying to remind the travelers “to put our simple acts together every time we travel”.

The award was received by Ajith Gopinath, Associate Creative Director of Stark Communications, from Piyush Pandey, Executive Chairman and Creative Director of Ogilvy & Mather India and South Asia. The Chief Guest of the ceremony was Praful Patel, Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises of Indian Government.

Happy about the award, Rani George who is the director of the Tourism Department of the Kerala Government said that sustainability is the key focus of Kerala’s Tourism development model. She added that the Kerala tourism Department has been focusing on creating awareness among the travelers about the need for sustaining the natural wealth of Kerala and the award was an encouragement to strengthen the efforts on this area by the tourism department.

On receiving the award Ajith Gopinath, the Creative Director of Starks Communication stated that it is very crucial on the part of every traveler when they embark on simple acts such as throwing away a towel or opening a pipe while travelling. Especially in a state like Kerala which is blessed with natural beauty every such simple act contributes significantly to sustainability.

This award is the second feather in the cap for the Kerala Tourism’s sustainability ad campaign. This print campaign has already won the Gold Award at the Madras Advertising Club Awards, last month.

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Lulu Shopping Mall

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Lulu shopping Mall situated in Edapally, Kochi, Kerala is considered to be the largest shopping mall in India with its vast spaces and many International brands. The area on which the Lulu Mall is built is as large as a whopping 3,900,000 sq. ft. The Lulu Mall was opened on March 10, 2013 in Kochi. There are about 360 outlets inside the Lulu mall. Food courts, restaurants, family entertainment zones and a nine-screen multiplex, ice skating rink and bowling alley are the major attractions of the Lulu Mall.

The cost that has been estimated for the Lulu Mall is about 1,600 crore rupees. The famous EMKE group whose business is spread worldwide in the Middle East, Africa and Asia runs, controls and manages this mall.  The Managing Director of the EMKE group is Mr.M.A.Yousuf Ali who is a Non Resident Indian coming from Kerala and who is based in the UAE.

Location of the Lulu Shopping Mall

The Lulu mall is located in the Edapally junction which is a key location in Kochi where three important national highways NH 47, NH 17 and Kochi Bypass come together. Its prime location and its importance in the shopping field of Kerala will make it a landmark that is dear not only to the people of Kochi, but also to the whole of Kerala, in the coming days. The opening of the Lulu mall has resulted in a massive traffic block in the region and the civic body concerned with this is planning to build a flyover above NH 17 and NH 47.

Lulu also have great plans of building a well-equipped city in the surroundings next to the mall. The Lulu are trying to acquire the nearby lands for this purpose. The main block to this master plan of Lulu is the surrounding convent authorities who are not willing to sell their land.

Lulu Shopping Mall Main Highlights

  • On the ground floor, there stands the big Lulu Hypermarket with a large area of 278,000 sq. ft. that sells butchery, bakery, hot food, fish, canned food, fruits, vegetables and all the things that make a house a home.
  • Lulu Fashion store is on the first floor that sells handpicked garments, luggage, footwear, white goods, cosmetics, electronic goods etc. with an area of 145,000 sq. ft.
  • A fine dining restaurant is situated on the second floor with an area of 48,000 sq. ft.
  • A coffee shop is also located on the second floor with an area of 19,000 sq. ft.
  • There are three fine dining restaurants with the provision of terrace dining facilities on the third floor.
  • An amusement area with indoor thrill gaming zone, a computer gaming zone and a bowling alley is located on the third floor over 81,000 sq.ft.
  • On the fifth floor, there is a nine screen multiplex that is controlled by PVR with an area of about 5, 80,000sq.ft.

The Marriot Five Star Hotel

The key highlight of the Lulu Mall will be a five star hotel The Marriot, run by JW Marriot group that will be located near to the shopping mall.  It will be a 420 room hotel with International cuisine, royal suites, executive suites, swimming pools, spa, coffee shops, spa etc. The hotel will also have a  helipad.

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Munroe Island

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Munroe Island - Chill out in this Island Paradise

Munroe Island might sound exotic, yet it’s an arm’s reach away from us all. Named after an erstwhile British resident, the island, more popularly known as Munro Thuruth, is a cluster of eight small isles distributed on the Kallada River and Ashtamudi Lake in Kollam district. (more…)

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Elephant Camps in Kerala

Kerala has 7 elephant camps run by the Forest Department of Kerala.

Konni Elephant Camp (Elephant Kraal)
Konni Elephant training centre lies in Pathanamthitta District which is about 10 kms from the Pathanamthitta town.

Kodanad Elephant Camp
Kodanad is small hamlet that is adorned with lush green paddy fields and dense green forests. It lies in the banks of Periyar and is one of the most beautiful and attractive places in Kerala. It is the head quarters of Malayattoor forest division.

The place lies 12 km from Perumbavoor and 45 km from Kochi.

Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary
Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is filled with thick forest and has large number of wild elephants. It is connected to Mudumalai and Karnataka forests. The place is 16 kms from Sulthan Bathery. There is facility for Elephant ride and has an area of 345 square kilometers. According to the last census Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary has the highest density of Asiatic elephant population.

Nilambur
Nilambur is a picturesque location that is lies in the bank of Chaliyar River. The place can be reached by travelling 70 Km from Kozhikode. There is an elephant camp at Nedungayam and people can see and touch this beautiful animal here.

Tholpetti
Tholpetti in Wayanad district shares border with Karnataka. Here there are dense forests and they are healthy locales for elephants. Tholpetti and Muthanga in Western Ghats are renowned for its bio diversity. Silence of nature and beauty of the wild can be enjoyed by going for elephant rides and trekking.

Aryamkavu
Aryamkavu lies 73 km from Kollam. It is famous for its impressive beauty and the temple of Ayyappa inside the forest. The place can be reached by travelling in Kollam-shenkottai route which is a pilgrim centre during the Mandalakalam.

Thekkady (Periyar Tiger Reserve)
Thekkady journey is a rejuvenating experience with lots of nature, thick forests and wide plantations. Prime attraction of this tourist destination is the lake formed by the Mullapperiyar dam across the Periyar River. If you take a boat ride in this artificial river you would come across wild life. There are facilities like Elephant rides and trekking inside the forests available for tourists. To see elephant herds Thekkady is the safest spot. Lots of elephants can be seen around the lake. People visit Thekkady for its intrinsic beauty. People come here for elephant safari also.

Thekkady can be reached by travelling 5 km from the border town of Kumily. It lies in the area of 777 sq. km.

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Nilambur Patulsav

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Tribute to a bygone era

Nilambur Pattu  or Nilambur Patulsav and Kovilakom are the twin examples of the local cultural heritage. The annual fest is more than just a ritual. It is a homage to its rich past.

Known as the oldest teak plantation in the world, Nilambur with its beautiful forests and wildlife, located on the banks of Chaliyar, is known as the teak town of Kerala. Nilambur Pattu and Kovilakom are the twin examples of Nilambur unique cultural heritage. (more…)

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Kochi Muziris Biennale

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By all accounts, the Kochi Muziris Biennale, which commenced on 12/12/12 and will conclude on 13/03/13, is a roaring success.

Visitors, a lot of them young and curious, are queuing up eagerly to engage with a wealth and volume of art that has probably never been showcased in one place in India at the same time. A Rs. 50 ticket gets you single-entry access to five ticketed venues (entry to the rest of the venues is free) as well as a nifty map to help you locate the venues and the artworks within. There are volunteers everywhere, eager to assist and share historic lore (as well as gossip).

The Biennale is a melting pot of local and international talent and the art expresses itself in many ways. Apart from canvas, there’s video, even sound. Visitors are encouraged to peer and prod (occasionally) and even climb into attics. Apart from the main exhibits, of which there are a lot, there are a bunch of collaterals (art from the BRICS nations, for instance), arresting wall murals, talks, and so on. Art apart, what’s cheering is the revival of several old buildings—the grand Aspinwall House, the charming Pepper House and the artily grungy former warehouse now christened ‘Moidu’s Heritage’. It’s interesting to see how the artworks engage with their settings, these not being conventional galleries in any sense. Centrestage at Moidu’s and not-to-be-missed is the loud yet lulling ‘Desert of Pharan/Adam’, Ahmed Mater’s stunning large scale images and videos of Makkah and the Haj pilgrimage.

The art, eclectic as it is, is bound to catalyse debates, discussions and critiques. Is it good or bad? That’s hard to say. There’s just a lot of it, and that’s a good thing. See kochimuzirisbiennale.org.



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The threat an estuary often faces in Kasargod

Kasargod district is gifted with the most number of rivers and estuaries in the State. But these fragile natural eco-systems and resources are shrinking due to uncontrolled sand mining and extensive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers for agricultural purposes.

Untreated water waste from industries and plastic wastes are also deteriorating the rivers and estuaries, which are natural filters of eco systems.

The biodiversity and ecological significance of rivers and estuarine wetlands in Kasargod coast lure the shorebirds from thousands of miles away.

Finally estuaries are considered as the prime habitat of migratory water birds and these eco-systems of biodiversity and ecological significance must be conserved for the welfare of the host community and avian fauna.

A visit to these estuaries is an enthralling experience, especially for environmentally conscious people and bird enthusiasts.

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Tourism-cum-passenger boat services to be launched soon in Kochi

To promote tourism and inprove the passenger boat service in the city, the Kerala State Water Transport Department (KSWTD) will soon introduce tourist-cum-passenger boat services. Though the water transport department mooted the proposal last year, the project was delayed for several reasons.

“Shortage of staff is a major hurdle in the way of starting the service in Ernakulam. However, we are planning to go ahead and introduce it as the service which were launched earlier in the Alappuzha  Kollam route and other routes in Alappuzha district on an experimental basis were found to be a great success” Said Shaji V Nair, director, KSWTD.

As per the proposal, the new boat services are expected to connect the islands of  Vypeen, Fort Kochi, Mulavukad, Mattancherry and willingdon Island. The intention is to give tourists a feel of backwaters of Kochi.

The duration of a trip will be two-and-a half hours. There will be eight trips per day, with four boats pressed into service.

The new services are expected to solve the water transport problems of the city. Currently, lack of vessels and adequate services to the nearby islands are the major problems as both tourists and passengers have to depend on the scant available boat services.

“The final date for launching the new boat service is yet to be fixed. The feasibility report has been submitted,” said Joseph Xavier, KSWTD superintendent, Ernakulam.  The upper deck of the boat which has more facilities will be reserved for tourists. The fare will be higher for the tourists.

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Mamta Mohandas Speaks about Kerala

Kannur has something for everyone 

As I belong to the Malabar side of Kerala, I’d pick Kannur aka Cannanore as my favourite. Kannur also happens to be the place where my dad grew up and quite coincidentally my first movie was also shot there. Kannur is a place with history, beaches, forts, temples and beautiful art forms. It has an old fort called St. Angelo and one of the oldest lighthouses which is still in use. Payyaambalam is a gorgeous drive-in beach with a long coastline. I like watching Thaiyyam, a traditional and religious art form, where a person dances chanting prayers. I also love the Marari beach and resort there. I visited Periyar Wildlife Reserve recently with friends. The experience was amazing, and we got some mind blowing pictures of tigers, leopards, pythons and cobras.

Try new things

Adventure

You want a bit of adventure on your next Kerala sojourn, make a stopover at Vagamon, a hill station in the Idukki district. Vagamon is located 3000m above sea level and is the new hot spot for paragliding. Adventure Sports and Sustainable Tourism Academy (ASSTA) in association with Kerala Tourism organises an annual International Paragliding Festival at Vagamon.  (more…)

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KERALA With Jaishree Misra


A Deer Chase In Periyar 

As a malayali married to a UP-wallah, it is my bounden duty on a regular basis to accompany North indian friends and relatives down to Kerala so they can enjoy the verdant beauty of my state. Most people come for the beaches and sleepy backwater cruises but, when a cousin decided to come with his two teenaged daughters, we decided—after the obligatory jaunts to Varkala, Kovalam and Kanyakumari—that the girls might like something more adventurous. With a few days to spare, we hired a jeep and drove through idukki district’s lush green hills and tea plantations to the wildlife reserve of Thekkady in search of wild elephants and those all-too-elusive tigers. (more…)

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Kerala CM launched 24 x 7 Public Grievance Redressal Cell – Citizen can make complain directly to CM

In yet another effort to ensure transparency in operations, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Sep 1, 2011 unveiled a Public Grievance Redressal Cell in his office at the Secretariat as part of the UDF government’s 100-day programme.  Kerala People from anywhere in the world can lodge their grievances and complaints directly to Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy anytime.

The call centre would function 24×7 and can be accessed on 1076, for BSNL customers. Those using other services will have to dial 1800 425 1076 for accessing the service. People calling from abroad have to fix the code 0471 before the toll free number.

The call centre would enable people to register their grievances and complaints directly to the Chief Minister’s Office either by telephone or through email.  Complaints of the people won’t be left unattended and added that every possible effort will be made to resolve their sufferings. The call centre was a step towards this goal.

Seven staff including four section officers  work in the call centre 24X7. When they first receive the call, they record the complaint and forward it to concerned officer. Then the computer generated copy of the complaint goes to head of concerned department and its minister and the CM. If the complaint is not resolved within stipulated timeframe, remainders goes to the concerned department head.

The Chief Minister’s website also has a Citizen Corner where people can register complaints or submit a petition. There are other provisions like Vision 2030 Idea Box for giving suggestions and ideas to address issues regarding development of the State. There is a separate facility for Citizen Journalism for bringing issues or other information to the CM’s notice

People can make complaint through the online complaint monitoring system of CM’s Public Grievance Redressal Cell (cmcc.kerala.gov.in).

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Kerala An Overview

Kerala Fascinating Facts:-

  • Kerala located on the southern most end of India, covering a distance of 550km along with the southwest cost of India.
  • Kerala is the only state in India, which is famous for its tranquil backwaters, which are lifeline of the state.
  • Kerala is famous for Ayurveda, an ancient Indian system of medicine for treatment, which is well known across the globe.
  • Kerala is the home of the well-known art forms like Kathakali,  Koodiyattam etc
  • Kerala has the highest literacy rate among all the Indian states (more…)
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Kerala Travel Solutions

Keralatravel247.com, a comprehensive, reliable and informative resource on the Kerala travel, help the travelers to organize travel in the best way online.

Keralatravel247.com provides quality customer service and support to its customers. The company’s extensive network of travel service providers, operating on a unique business model, ensures more control over the services and products offered, backed by a fully integrated online booking system and customer service. (more…)

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Top 10 reasons to visit Kerala

Kerala is one of India’s top travel destinations, possessing an endless range of attractions and activities that cater for the shopper, cultural enthusiast, historical buff and nature-lover.  Kerala Tourism will allure you with the shopping experience of its cities, the splendor of its cultural arts and natural heritage of rich flora and fauna!

Kerala is a friendly, beautiful, culturally rich state and one that’s extremely good value for money to travel in. It’s modern enough to be comfortable yet full of natural beauty to be mesmerized. (more…)

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Maruti rolled out 10 millionth car Wagon R VXi – created history

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Maruti rolled out 10 millionth car Wagon R VXi – created history

Maruti rolled out 10 millionth car Wagon R VXi – created history.  Indian  automotive giant Maruti Suzuki manufactured its ten millionth car at its factory in the Gurgaon and  crossed the milestone of producing 1 crore vehicles. The 10-millionth car was a metallic breeze blue coloured WagonR VXi. Maruti Suzuki celebrated the moment and created history by rolling out its 10th million passenger car from Gurgaon plant on  tuesday . “One of the hallmarks of  Maruti Suzuki  over the years has been innovation and the ability to produce vehicles that meet – and sometimes even anticipate the needs – of customers.  It is for the first time an Indian car maker to achieve this success. Maruti is the first ever Indian car maker which has achieved this mark and has joined the select club of the global auto giants like Toyota, General Motors, Ford Renault and Volkswagen which have registered this milestone. As per a the statement given by a senior Maruti company  official on this occassion,” With this landmark achievement, Maruti had become the first ever car maker in India to sell one crore cars”. (more…)

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Kerala Tourism ad film ‘Your Moment is Waiting’ wins award at Berlin

Kerala Tourism ad film ‘Your Moment is Waiting’ wins award at Berlin

Kerala Tourism‘s promotional ad theme concept ‘Your Moment is Waiting‘ has won the Golden City Gate award. THE GOLDEN CITY GATE” is organized yearly within the scope of the International Tourism exchange of ITB as an international tourism film competition. This award is called as Oscar of travel industry. The competition is a productive and transformational idea of the tourism segment. (more…)

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