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Which State Is Called The 'Spice Garden Of India'?
Kerala's spice-rich hills, markets, and plantations offer travellers an offbeat way to explore the state beyond beaches and backwaters.
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6 Of The Best Houseboat Stays In Kerala For A Slow Holiday
Best Houseboat Stays in Kerala: A relaxed houseboat holiday helps you reconnect with nature without interruptions.
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Chefs From 15 Nations at Spice Route Culinary Festival
If the old adage about too many cooks spoiling the broth is the rule, Sunday proved an exception with the international cooking competition-the centerpiece event of the Spice Route Culinary Festival-laying out a bevy of delectable dishes.
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Kerala Tourism Signs Historic Agreement With UNESCO
Kerala Tourism has signed an agreement with UNESCO to begin a historic cooperation between the state and the world's foremost cultural organisation in promoting and protecting the ancient Spice Route heritage.
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Kerala to revive 2000-year-old 'Spice Route'
Kerala's initiative to revive and promote the two millennia-old spice route, that links the south western coast of India up to Europe, through tourism has received a boost, with the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) pledging support to the venture.
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Which State Is Called The 'Spice Garden Of India'?
Kerala's spice-rich hills, markets, and plantations offer travellers an offbeat way to explore the state beyond beaches and backwaters.
-
6 Of The Best Houseboat Stays In Kerala For A Slow Holiday
Best Houseboat Stays in Kerala: A relaxed houseboat holiday helps you reconnect with nature without interruptions.
-
Chefs From 15 Nations at Spice Route Culinary Festival
If the old adage about too many cooks spoiling the broth is the rule, Sunday proved an exception with the international cooking competition-the centerpiece event of the Spice Route Culinary Festival-laying out a bevy of delectable dishes.
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Kerala Tourism Signs Historic Agreement With UNESCO
Kerala Tourism has signed an agreement with UNESCO to begin a historic cooperation between the state and the world's foremost cultural organisation in promoting and protecting the ancient Spice Route heritage.
-
Kerala to revive 2000-year-old 'Spice Route'
Kerala's initiative to revive and promote the two millennia-old spice route, that links the south western coast of India up to Europe, through tourism has received a boost, with the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) pledging support to the venture.
