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A magical cruise through emerald waters PDF Print E-mail

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The dominant colours are the deep green of paddy fields and palm groves, the azure blue of the sky and the golden shimmer of the sun on the ripples of the waterways.

Kerala is said to have sprung from the ocean. All along its coast, these exotic backwaters, canals, lagoons and inlets create an intricate maze that stretches for 1900 km across the land.

Begin your journey at Alappuzha, floating slowly past coconut palms dipping down towards the water and serene villages, as the moving landscape creates a living portrait of Kerala's rural life. Other country crafts will go by, some carrying a load of fresh bananas or coir, others filled with people travelling to nearby villages.

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Discover the heart of India as you travel through Madhya Prades PDF Print E-mail

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A landscape of abundant forests, soaring hills and silver rivers, that was once Kipling's India. Here, experience the timeless spirit of ancient India. Where Empires rose and fell, leaving behind in forbidding fortresses and ornate palaces, the memory of their past glory.

The pilgrim's route meanders through temples where stone carvings capture every facet of life. And the faithful worship at Buddhist stupas.

Begin your journey at the ancient city of Gwalior. Take a break at Shivpuri, a national park. At Orchha, the temples and palaces of the Bundela rulers line the banks of a river. And the highpoint of your trip will be the final destination - the incomparable temples of Khajuraho.

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India's Massive Mobile Phone Market Expands to Rural Areas PDF Print E-mail

In India, five million new subscribers are signing up for mobile phone connections every month, as the wireless telecommunications market booms. And, one of the world's fastest growing mobile phone markets is now expanding into the countryside.

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Five years ago, India had five million mobile phone users. That number has now exploded to 105 million, and the frantic growth shows no signs of slowing down.

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