Malabar Tourism Consortium

22/10/2023

11/05/2023

Two sides of River Kehmil 🤷

River Kehmil originates from Kazinag and finally joins Jhelum after joining Nallah Pehru. Throughout these years Kahmil has played havoc right and left in its rush area of 32 Kms. Each year this rivulet is grabbing hundreds of acres of land through floods and rendering it useless for the next farming year.
However, at the same time the banks of River Kahmil when calm display world class scenery , besides it is a rich source of Fish and boulders.Photo Credit

30/06/2016

Muzhappilangad, Kerala, India. This isn’t a long beach drive — just three miles — but it’s on what some call India’s most beautiful beach, a crescent protected by giant black rocks that keep the surf gentle.

A seaside holiday isn’t complete without a little sand in the tyres.

30/06/2016

First Trade Meet held at Trivandrum Mascut Hotel Submited Written Proposal of Destination Management and Minister has accepted the importance of the proposal and promised that he will focus on Development of Malabar Tourism and written to Minister of Finance to create the fund.