Attractive Beaches in Kerala
 

The beaches in Kerala are some of the most famous Kerala travel destinations in the world. Tourists from all over the world visit Kerala beaches throughout the year.

Among the many beaches in Kerala, the Kappad beach is one of the most famous one as it is the land where Vasco Da Gama landed centuries ago on the May of 1498 with 170 men in three vessels. The beach is stunningly beautiful with a host of rocks protruding into the sea. Kappad also has a network of lakes, lagoons, canals and fresh water rivers that meander through the land. One can travel through the backwaters and experience the beauty of the enchanting waterways, lush green paddy fields and the coconut grooves. Houseboats rides are made available for the tourists which gives them a chance to experience the simple lives of the fishermen who make a livelihood using their cockleshell boat. One can also catch a glimpse of the women catching fishes with their feet, cattle grazing about and the shallow ponds decked with blooming white lotuses. The Pookot Lake which is engulfed by trees on all sides adds to the beauty of the area.

Another famous tourist place is the Payyambalam beach which is located at Kannur and is only 2 kms away from the town. There is also a beach garden which offers a picturesque view of the sea itself and is a famous picnic spot. A magnificent sculpture of a mother and child in the beach is famous and was erected by a noted sculptor Kanayi Kunhiraman.

I was about to delete this spam, but then decided against it. I've never heard of this place, and had no idea what continent it was even on until I clicked through on the link. In fact, it sounded like a made up place from a fantasy game. It's fairly well written and not deceptive the way most spam is, where they talk about one thing and link to coach bags for sale.

So anyway, read or ignore.

The mall in Casstown is a sight to behold. Every year, dozens of visitors flock to town to revel in the lavish shelves of beans and paper plates, cigarettes and lighters, beer and rolling papers. Out in front, you might witness a robin landing in an elm tree, or even a dog behind a fence!

You can climb into the back of Bob's truck and find yourself amongst luscious cornfields and barns, yet be just a hop and a skip away from the motley civilization that arose from years and years of WASPs marrying WASPS.

People live in Casstown. There's probably some water nearby, where one can wet one's whistle and see the shiny rocks that the people of Casstown pride themselves on. Or stop at the rock with a plaque and read all about Aloysius P Casstown, the explorer who found these fine regions quite accidentally: he was looking for the fountain of death!

Come. Come! Come home to Casstown!

(read or ignore? Those are my options? Awww, come on!) ;)

In case it gets deleted you can read more about the attractive bitches, I mean beaches of Kalaywalelksye here.

Official government portal of Kerala, apparently.

Or you can mock and ridicule. That's cool too. :)

It's my spesh-eee-ality! ;)

Seriously? I can, like, just step through a portal to get there? Sweet! :D

I can't even figure out what country it's supposed to be in. :confused:

India

so now you're permitting spam on the same day you delete legitimate threads created by longtime dwellars... slow day at the office, eh?

Merged. I merged the threads. Didn't delete. :)

And it's lunch time. And pretty slow. Just waiting for a 2PM meeting.

Never heard of Kerala?
Ah. One of my dream destinations.

We'd have gone there for my honeymoon, but the scheduled flights didn't leave until later in the week, and we wanted to go away after the wedding rather than come home and kick our heels first. Venice was gorgeous of course and nothing like second best.

I want to rent a houseboat. And do a backwater tour. In Kerala I mean.

Looks like the Poconos. Heart-shaped bathtubs, baybay!

http://www.kerala.gov.in/docs/gocm_01.jpg

"governor in charge" as opposed to.....?

:lol:

Governor in waiting?

Governor But Not In Charge?

Governor of governing?

Governor Du Jour? (what is the Governor Du Jour? That's the Governor of the Day. Mmmm, that sounds good, I'll have that.)

what was merged?

The two "what's your favorite thing this week?" Threads started within a minute of eachother by Foot3.

ah.

you nazi!

:)


Attractive bitches in Kerala:

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Delete it. No posts since.

delete your face

The term HNIC has fallen out of favor.

Chris Christie - Governor Large and in charge

I can't. No delete button! :lol2:

Eravikulam National Park in Munnar
 

Munnar is one of the most famous hill stations in Kerala. Munnar holidays are famous among nature lovers and offer a lot of interesting things for the tourists.

One of the famous tourist places in Munnar is the Eravikulam National Park. It is located in the Idukki district and lies on the borders of Kerala and Tamilnadu. It was established to preserve the Nilgiri Tahr, which is a rare species of wild goats. The Nilgiri Tahr is only found in the south of the Himalayas. There are also a number of shola forests and grasses in the park.

According to history, this region was owned by Rajamalai and Eravikulam during the British rule. It was then passed on to Kannan Devan Hills for tea plantation. It was later declared as a sanctuary in 1975 and upgraded as a national park in 1978. The famous animals that are spotted here are elephant, Nilgiri Langur, Nilgiri Marten, small clawed otter, tigers, leopards and Nilgiri wood pigeon.

Anamudi is a famous trekking place and has enough facilities arranged for the tourists. Anamudi peak is the pride of the Eravikulam National Park and is situated in its interior. The national park is at a peak of 2695 m. The hill houses a number of endangered animals and various kinds of flora and fauna thus making it a very interesting place for animal lovers. The dense forests in the Anamudi peak make it a natural habitat for many animals. The animals found here are Nilgiri languars, leopards, tigers and macaques.

I don't know what I'm doing, but I let this one stay.

There has been some kind of breakthrough recently as they are hitting us every goddamn day. The Cellar community has to thank you for taking care of so many of them g!

Like this one, once in a while I just have to let one in, without the link, so the people can see what's going on.

We had a nice quiet time for a while there. But it really picked up in the last week or so. Bizarre.

Maybe it's because I like to travel, but I've got a soft spot for these Indians trying to get tourists to come to their country.

Do you think there's an alternate cellar out there somewhere in the brown-skinned world that has similar posts written by American business owners who depend on immigrant labor?

Maybe! ;)

I think that internet map showing that we are the center of everything may be the problem.