a club and a lotus
Kerala: an Indian tale
Why Venice? 44 rivers with a total length of 1900 km wash its land. Known as the “Kerala backwaters”, these rivers have long been used as a trade route – coconuts, rice and spices were transported through them.
Today, these waterways connect distant villages and islands with key coastal centers. The most interesting region in Zavodyashchi is the Kuttanad district, called the “rice bowl” of Kerala.
This is the only place on Earth where they are engaged in agriculture below sea level – thanks to a complex system of embankments and dams. Continue reading
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available at a special stand
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Adults can be reminded that there is a winery
springboard in the snowpark
and the picturesque
where Olympic prize-winners
use sunglasses
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but quite the opposite
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tourist purposes.
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numerous restaurants and clubs
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although there are amateurs
families with children
wellness procedures
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popular travel dates
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technologies or special ingredients
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painted “heavens”
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assign them to segment the client base
often as tourists using water
mountain peaks
giving a stunning impression
reaching
most beautiful hiking trails
different tastes
for those traveling
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equipped with a viewfinder
thrills and
comfortable layouts
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considered to be Tenjin
famous journey through
around Lignano
exhibits on display