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" Of our room at Rangerwood...one day we had
a number of water buffalo and a deer outside our patio
Our adventure with the elephant at the spice garden FUN!!!!!
Nancy and our guide on the jungle trek
The coconut and prawns we ate on the houseboat
Dressing up for the wedding in Bangalore "
Bob and Nancy Hall
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Kerala-Hub presents the true picture of God’s
Own Country. Blessed by all natural diversities Kerala
is one of the well-loved tourist destinations of the world.
This site is your guide in your virtual journey through
the state. You come to know about the popular tourist
destinations of Kerala including the pristine hill stations,
lovely backwaters and national parks. Best choice of comfortable
lodging options is listed out here. The hotels are categorized
under broad categories of places in Kerala. You can get
information about Kerala beach resorts which are usually
reputed spa centers of the state. Kerala Tourism packages
are increasing in popularity and demand. You have a ready
reckoner for Kerala
tours itineraries and Kerala packages.
This site gives you an overview of the state from the
point of tourism,location, history, climate, language,
people and cuisine.
Kerala Hub will assist you in selecting a desired
Kerala package because it offers a wide range of choice
of Kerala tour packages. Moreover, you need not
worry about flight reservation and booking a room in a
hotels of Kerala. Kerala
Tourism Hub is here to promote the ever
flourishing tourism industry of the state in Southern
India. Browse this site if you are on a trip to Kerala
either for holidaying or for business tours.
The name Kerala is now widely explained today as the
"the land of coconuts", derived from Malayalam
word "kera" which means coconut. But history
shows that Ashokan edits dating back to 273-236 BC had
mentioned Keralaputra (the land of the sons of Cheras)
and it is from this that the name has originated. Not
much is known about the history of this region of the
period after the Ashokan edicts, except the fact that
there was extensive trading with the Romans from this
region.
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