Varkala Beach
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Varkala Beach 3
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Technopark - Yet Another View
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One more from Technopark. A bit old one ( I guess 2006) , but still worth seeing.
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Trivandrum is probably the greenest city in the world
South-East part of the city seen from the top of Bhavani, Technopark. Its a jungle out there. :bow:.
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Trivandrum City view on a bright sunny day.
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Got to concur with your statement. Indeed its the greenest.
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Very true Rummy_123. Trivandrum indeed is green
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Napier Museum
Napier Museum - An architectural splendor combining Kerala Architecture with Chinese, Italian and Mughal styles
The 19th century English architect, Chisholm, designed the building, which houses a rare collection of archaeological and historical artifacts The interiors of the Indo-Sarcenic structure are every bit as intriguing as the exterior with pink and blue stripes alternating with stripes of yellow and cherry red, scalloped arches of a banana yellow, interpreting elaborately carved balconies, the whole linked together with red and white lattice work and mock friezes.The building boasts of a natural air conditioning system.The whimsical building dating from 1880, displays an assortment of bronzes, historical and contemporary ornaments, temples carts, ivory carvings and life size figures of Kathakali dancers in full costumes. Nearby, there is the Natural History Museum, first opened in 1857, that has a collection of ethnographic pieces, animal skeletons and stuffed animals and birds. An exceptional piece of architecture, the Museum is named after the former Madras Governor General John Napier Photo credits : Rajith http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...vm/museum8.jpg http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...vm/museum7.jpg http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...vm/museum6.jpg http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...vm/museum3.jpg http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...vm/museum1.jpg |
Manuscripts library
Manuscripts library
Photo credits : Rajith The Oriental Research Institute & Manuscripts Library under University of Kerala, is one of the leading centres of Indological Studies in India. In this world recognised institute, research in the fields connected with Manuscriptology is happening. The dept is microfilming the manuscripts of certain technical subjects. Researchers from India and Abroad are doing intensive work here. http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...htvm/bldg2.jpg The genesis of this library (ORI & MSS) is to be traced to the orders of Ayilyam Tirunal Maharaja (King) of Travancore to collect all manuscripts in the state so as to be kept in the safe custody of the Palace Library. Considering the overwhelming enthusiasm from the Orientalists all over the world, during early nineteen hundred Swathi Thirunal Maharaja (the then King of Travancore) published many of the manuscripts in the Palace Library and the manuscripts collection of ancient families. http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...htvm/bldg1.jpg |
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Life @ Technopark
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Kingfisher-Kerala Rocks '07: Rock band Rubber band performs
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Tata Elxi : Technopark, Trivandrum
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Stone laid for Tata Elxsi Kerala campus Tata Elxsi has decided to set up a 2000-engineer campus in Kerala's capital. The foundation stone for a 3-acre campus has been laid in a dedicated area within the Technopark zone, Madhukar Dev, managing director, Tata Elxsi said. The new campus is planned to be implemented in phases, to allow working space for 500 engineers by June 2007,and additional capacity for another 1500 engineers in three phases, Dev said. http://www.tata.com/tata_elxsi/media/20061117.htm http://i11.tinypic.com/6byprtc.jpg |
All credits to 'Sputnikd'
Sunrise over the Ghats See Kowdiar Palace on the right behind the tower. On your left are new projects coming up in Ambalamukku. http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/1630/p1070242wo9.jpg The same view at dusk http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9964/p1070161tn5.jpg Zooming in on the Palace and the mountains behind... http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4017/p1070247xm9.jpg Sunset on the other side... http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/669/p1070202le1.jpg |
Greenest city in the world with one million population
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