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The Dying Rivers of Kerala
01.20.06 (4:35 am)   [edit]
Its very pity to hear that the once flourishing rivers of Kerala are on the verge of extinction. There may be many reasons behind this, but the irresponsive Kerala Government is not doing anything in particular to prevent. The reason is that the members of the Kerala Govt. are no more interested in the welfare of the natural resource of their state. They are more interested in making extra money by destroying the natural resources, by aiding the people in destructing the natural resources of the state. The ministers gets enough pocket money as bribes and as a result they forget their duties towards the state. Anyway these types of activties are never going to help in the growth of the financial infrastructure of the state as most of these natural resources have contributed a lot to the tourism industry in Kerala.
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Athirapally water Falls
01.13.06 (5:35 am)   [edit]
Athirapally water falls is one of the major tourist destinations in Kerala. Athirappally is located 78 kms from Kochi, located at the entrance to Sholayar ranges and is a popular picnic spot.
Athirappally Falls is about 80ft. high and located in the dense forest area.
Athirapally, Combined with the greenery infuses freshness into any tired soul. The Athirapally Falls join the Chalakkudy River after plummeting a drop of 80 feet.
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Ettumanur Temple
01.05.06 (6:11 am)   [edit]

Ettumanur is a small town in southeastern Kerala. Now under government administration, this traditional Kerala-style temple, situated 61 km southeast of the port city of Cochin, is believed to be one of the oldest temples in the state, with legends connecting it with the Vedic era of 5,000 years ago.
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