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Seven decades after India’s first ambassador to China, Sardar Kavalam Madhava (K M) Panikkar visited the ancient Silk Road town of Dunhuang (which he spelt as Tunghuang), I had the opportunity to follow suit. From the list of places on the itinerary of a cultural exchange programme initiated by the
How India through the eyes of Singaporean travel writers unravelled itself in a distinct hue while featuring its unique destinations like Goa, Bombay, Madras, Kerala.
The three-volume book is one of the best records of Kerala ever published. Supported by the maharaja of the state, Sri Moolam Thirunal Rama Varma VI, 'The Travancore State Manual' was written by V Nagam Aiya.
The Buddha Vihara on Customs Road in Colombo, Sri Lanka, which was opened in 1935, offers a fascinating piece of our heritage.
Maritime links between modern-day Kerala and China were believed to have been established around the first century before the Christian era.
British minister Alison McGovern charmed the internet by wearing a traditional Kerala sari at an Onam celebration in Liverpool. Discover the heartwarming cultural exchange and the vibrant festivities.
The shipbuilding facilities in Cochin were used by the British East India Company forces, who evicted the Dutch in 1795.
The expo, conceptualised and photographed by Jinson Abraham, comes as a tribute to Kerala’s timeless traditions on the occasion of the Malayalam calendar turning to the next century, 1200.
Spencer, who was appointed the Bishop of Madras in 1837, took notes of his journey to Kerala and published them in London in a book titled Journal of a Visitation to the Provinces of Travancore and Tinnevelly, in the Diocese of Madras, 1840-41.
The Armenian priest’s desire to visit the region and meet this mysterious Christian sage remained unfulfilled.
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