Cheraman Juma Masjid: Kerala mosque built during Prophet's lifetime
Built in 629 AD, it is subcontinent’s oldest mosque and beacon of India’s pluralism
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Built in 629 AD, it is subcontinent’s oldest mosque and beacon of India’s pluralism
Kerala Tourism has launched pioneering travel initiative to carry out a new-media campaign to attract domestic tourists in the post-Covid era
'Lokame Tharavadu' art show set to take Alappuzha tourism to new heights By IANS | 2 Views Lokame Tharavadu an art show all set to take Alappuzha tourism to new heights Image Source: IANS News Lokame Tharavadu an art show all set to take Alappuzha tourism to new heights Image Source: IANS News Alappuzha : , April 22 (IANS) "Lokame Tharavadu", a major contemporary art show featuring 267 artists and over 3,000 art works including assemblages and installations that began last week in Alappuzha, has the potential to transform the dynamics of cultural tourism, according to tourism stakeh...
Restored peedikas in Muziris region to give visitors a glimpse of the past Updated: Updated: A row of old shops in Chendamangalam restored as part of Muziris Heritage Project Share Article A row of old shops in Chendamangalam restored as part of Muziris Heritage Project Craftspersons in a row of nine peedikas (shops) recently restored in the Chendamangalam panchayat will provide visitors to the Muziris region a glimpse of the bygone era. The nine peedikas located near the Paliam gate of the Shiva temple were restored to their old-world charm as part of the Muziris Heritage Project. It ...
Kerala must ramp up commitment to responsible tourism Share Kerala should ramp up its commitment to responsible tourism (RT) and move towards declaring the whole state as an RT destination in the light of changing consumer preferences towards zero carbon destinations and zero food miles besides factoring environmental costs beyond economic costs, Suman Billa, director of Technical Cooperation and Silk Road, UNWTO, said. India has a robust domestic market, and Kerala, famous for its products like wellness, houseboats, and home stays, would emerge...