Kumbalangi Tourism Village, Kochi, Kerala


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Kumbalangi is a small integrated tourism village located 45km from Kochi International Airport. With a population of 30,000, the palace is popular for backwaters and Chinese fishing nets. The best toddy (local wine) shops can be found near the village as it is home of some fine toddy tappers.
Seen in the picture is a fish pond in the backwaters surrounded by the coconut trees.

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  1. Himachal TourismThursday, 25 April, 2013

    A very interesting post about kerala. Kerala is a beauty of south India. Many tourists from all around the world come to explore it. And one of the other beauty of India can be seen in North side of India with Himachal Tourism

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  2. Manali HotelsWednesday, 15 May, 2013

    very nice blog post on the beauty of south that is kerala. Kerala is a very beautiful tourists destination in south India and Himachal Pradesh in north India. These two beauties of India are highly demanding among tourists
    Manali Hotels

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