Living in Trivandrum, Kerala

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subreshMember14 April 2012 09:46:46

Trivandrum the capital city of Kerala is a great place to live with its people, customs, natural beauties, ayurvedic treatments and cultural events etc but I hear from Europeans that one has to adapt and assimilate oneself with the local customs and way of life compared to living in other metropolitan cities of India. Is it so?

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georgerobinsonMember03 September 2012 08:04:28

I totally agree with your thoughts shared here. Being a travel lover, i have visited almost all beautiful places in Indian, particularly the Kerala - God's own country. My luxury India tour packages through Kerala destinations like munnar, trivandrum, cochin, alappuzha, etc., really made me stay completely in peace of mind. I can say that, no one will get depressed with a journey to this south indian beauty spot.

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