Places to visit in Wayanad in 2 days
Posted on Thursday, June 16th, 2022 | Total Comments :0
Coming with a lot of surprises for everyone with her evergreen beauty, Wayanad is a story that urges you to discover more every time you explore it. Be it Forests, history, culture, food and adventure, Wayanad has got all for you. Kindly note Wayanad is a district where the entire...
Rice of the land
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Wayanad formerly known as “Vayal naadu”( the land of paddy fields) has an age old tradition of rice cultivation . Ganthakasala or the rice of the land known for its aromatic sandal wood fragrance, soft texture, healing power, easy digestibility and moreover incredibly delicious taste is an integral part of...
Wild Spinach -Spreading nutrition through ages
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Apart from being a super food with tons of nutritional value, this dark green, leafy vegetable is also a staple diet in the region. Used in salads, main courses or in soups, the taste of wild spinach is unique. What makes wild spinach different is its strong character and the...
Pepper, The black gold of Wayanad
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Also known as the ‘King of spices’, an average of 500 kgs of pepper is produced annually in the plantation. The produce is used within the resort and the rest is sold in the local markets. Apart from being a spice, pepper has antibacterial and antioxidant properties. It is an...
The children of the land
Posted on Saturday, June 11th, 2022 | Total Comments :0
They are the true sons of the soil. They cleared the path to a drem land where they became slaves of sahibs and lords. They still continue to believe and practice what is least common in most of us – respect and belief in nature. They are the tribes of...
The Wayanad Ramayana
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Ezhunnamamuni paranjavalodu Inangi ennodu punarenam Azhakotha meni azhakum sundaram Eppoyum ninte roopam kandittu Kulirthamo sahiyatnamuni – Taken from the Adiya’s folk song on Ramayana In the holy month of “Ramayana masam”, where every household, temples and religious organisations in Kerala practices reading Ramayana, we would like to narrate what the...
Thudi
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Music is an art of sounds. Like language, music is an unique form of communication. But conversation takes place only when the speaker and the listener speak the same language. But language is not a problem to listen and enjoy the music. It is not easy to say when music...
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