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The tropical forests of Kerala are a living archive of rich and diverse flora, among them stands one tree that has shaped history, livelihoods, and landscapes alike, the teak. Revered as the King of Timbers, teak has for centuries been inseparable from the life of the people of Malabar. This enduring legacy finds its most eloquent
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Tucked away in the quiet village of Korome near Mananthavady, the Korome Mosque stands as one of Wayanad’s most graceful reminders of cultural unity and architectural heritage. For over three centuries, this mosque has stood witness to changing times, shifting generations, and evolving landscapes, yet its essence of peace, simplicity, and inclusiveness remains untouched. What sets the
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No trip to Munnar is truly complete without a visit to the iconic Mattupetty Dam, a place where nature seems to pause and admire its own reflection. As you approach the dam, the first thing that captures your eye is the vast stretch of still, mirror-like water, gently cradled between rolling hills. On a mist-laden morning, the
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Anyone who travels to Wayanad begins with the same ritual: the ascent through the legendary Thamarassery Churam. Nine hairpin bends lift you steadily from the coastal plains of Kozhikode into the cool, green embrace of the Western Ghats. As you climb higher, the air changes to crisp, clean, scented with earth and rain. Then the landscape changes
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If there is one place every traveler feels drawn to in Kozhikode, it is Mananchira Square a serene pond-turned-urban oasis that has been the city’s heartbeat since the 19th century and is the heart of the city. But behind the calm waters lies a story that stretches back centuries, shaped by kings, conquerors, colonials, and
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