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Kerala Tourism Newsletter
ISSUE: 383
| July 2025
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Kutiyattam at Kalamandalam
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A group of students immersed in Kutiyattam practice at Kerala Kalamandalam reflects the enduring vitality of India's ancient Sanskrit theatre tradition. Through disciplined training in acting, expression, and stagecraft, the next generation of artists continues to uphold Kutiyattam's timeless techniques and multifaceted performance style.... |
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Pakkil Vanibham
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A lively moment unfolds at Pakkil Vanibham as women shoppers haggle with a female vendor amid a bustling marketplace in Kottayam. The annual fair, steeped in legend and tradition, offers a vivid glimpse into Kerala’s cultural heritage, where the art of bargaining and community connection endures across generations.... |
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Kunnampidari Hill
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A panoramic view from the summit of Kunnampidari Hill near the Kerala–Tamil Nadu border reveals a lush expanse dotted with coconut groves, a tranquil lake, and sweeping vistas of the Western Ghats. This hidden gem in Palakkad offers travellers a unique perspective of Kerala’s natural beauty and cultural blend.... |
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Coir Manufacturing in Alappuzha
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Alappuzha, long regarded as the heartland of coir production, continues to thrive on the dedication and expertise of its workers, even as the district adapts to modern industrial challenges.... |
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Tourism News
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Kerala Tourism Emerged as India’s Most Visited State Tourism Website in 2024-25
Kerala Tourism’s official website became the most visited state tourism portal in India for the 2024–25 financial year, surpassing the central government’s ‘Incredible India’ platform. Ranked second globally among travel and tourism sites, keralatourism.org attracted over six million users and 15 million page views, reinforcing Kerala’s global appeal as a leading tourist destination
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Ezhattumukham and Munambam Selected for Major Tourism Upgrades in Ernakulam District
The District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) of Ernakulam initiated projects to upgrade Prakriti Gramam at Ezhattumukham, develop Beach Park at Munambam, and revive the Take-a-Break refreshment centre at the Ernakulam boat jetty. Tenders were floated for all three locations, aiming to improve visitor facilities, enhance infrastructure, and attract more tourists to these prominent sites.
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Kerala High Court Banned Single-Use Plastics in Hilly Tourist Areas and Public Events
The Kerala High Court imposed a ban on single-use plastic items in hilly regions, public gatherings, and eateries from October 2, 2025, citing the threat to wildlife and the environment. The court’s order covered water bottles, food containers, and other disposable plastics, and called for strong enforcement and public awareness to promote sustainable alternatives.
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Wayanad Welcomes 1.3 Million Tourists, Solidifies Its Place as Kerala’s Premier Getaway
Wayanad has recorded a remarkable influx of over 1.3 million visitors so far this year, highlighting its status as one of Kerala’s top tourism destinations. The region’s natural beauty, adventure activities, and growing infrastructure have contributed to this impressive surge.
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Maavelikas Onam Fest to Illuminate Kozhikode with Eight Days of Malabar Grandeur
Kozhikode is set to celebrate Onam in grand style with Maavelikas, an eight-day festival from August 31 to September 7, 2025. Showcasing the rich traditions, cuisine, and artistic heritage of Malabar, the event will feature international performances, floral competitions, curated feasts, and cultural exhibitions across multiple venues in the city.
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