#430 Author: G. kavitha Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 10 Date: 25/Mar/2010 Rating:  Points: 1 |
I strongly agree with you shabini, the Kerala Tourism department should take necessary steps for the development of Malabar Tourism.
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#441 Author:  urmilesh kumar Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 40 Date: 02/Apr/2010 Rating: Points: 3 |
make a campaign and attract tourists
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| #447 Author: Sureshbabu Member Level: Bronze Member Rank: 0 Date: 08/Apr/2010 Rating: Points: 2 |
I dont think there can be a separate package for Malabar. Kerala tourism should project the places in Malabar as part of their tourism campaign. Let them use prominent personalities from Malabar from different areas of skills and expertise, to promote Malabar tourism. I think this would attract many.
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| #448 Author: shabini Vasudev Member Level: Bronze Member Rank: 266 Date: 08/Apr/2010 Rating: Points: 3 |
There are many packages to North Kerala . Also there are many tourism projects coming up in Northern side.The area is rich in cultural arts and cuisines ..Beautiful beaches are another attractions .Only drive in beach in Kerala is at Thalassery .shortly you can view a detailed itinerray contacins the main tourist attractions
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#502 Author:  T.M.Sankaran Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 25 Date: 30/Apr/2010 Rating: Points: 4 |
It is true that if planned and developed properly, Malabar can attract thousands of tourists. Lots of potentials are available there. Kannur, Thalassery, Kozhikode, Waynadu, Manjery, Nilambur, Palakkad, etc. have got several tourist destinations, if necessary publicity is given. The National Forest, Silent Valley, is in Palakkad district. There are remains of old forts and palaces in Kozhikode and Kannur. Temples, mosques, old houses with special architectural attractions are in several places.
T.M.Sankaran
Gold Member, SPK
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