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English: Kerala, also known as "God's own Country" is a important tourist destination in India and famous for its beaches, backwaters, Ayurvedic tourism and lush greenery
among major attractions. Being close to sea, fish is one of the main dish in Kerala. I feel nostalgic, writing this blog. It reminds me of my childhood days when mom use to prepare this dish. The smell of the curry would permeate the entire house. Even my kitty which use to be fast asleep, would get up smelling with its whiskers. |
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