| Kottayam Tourism Office Kerala | |
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| The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Kodimatha Kottayam * District Information Officer Ph: ++91- 481 2562558 * KTDC, Kavanattinkara Ph: ++91- 481 2525861 / 2525864 | +91- 4812560479 |
| Kottayam Tourism Office Kerala | |
| Kottayam Tourism Office Kerala | |
| Considered as gateway to the high ranges in Central Kerala, the district of Kottayam is flanked by the magnificent backwaters of Vembanad on the west and is bordered by the hills of the Western Ghats in the east. Noted for rubber cultivation, the district has a good percentage of its area under cultivation. With a high percentage of literacy, the district is credited for having the first Malayalam printing press and is a significant place dotted with many Christian and Hindu places of worship. | |
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| Kottayam Tourism Office Kottayam DTPC Kottayam Tourism Office Kerala | |
| Jan 4, 2010 | |
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