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Go cashless, through the 1 prepaid cards

Ut World March 1, 2019 0

Within a week of time buses in Kochi is all set to fo cashless. Commuters will soon be able to travel cashless in 50 private buses. The 1 prepaid cards are issued by Kochi Metro Rail Limited. There is an official function to be held in Kochi on Saturday. Officials say cashless travel of 950 Continue Reading

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Explore some greenery – Kerala Eco Tourism

Ut World January 17, 2019 0

The God’s own country is calling us to its vast greenery! Check out some Eco-tourism destinations in Kerala Nelliampathi Nelliyampathi (also spelled Nelliampathy) is a hill station 60 kilometres (37 mi) from Palakkad, is surrounded by tea and coffee plantations. The road to it, which goes through the dense forests of the Western Ghats, is known for […]Continue Reading

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Never been to the European snowfalls? Pack your bag to Munnar!

Ut World January 14, 2019 0

The winter is calling us to a fairy land! Thinking about the European snowfalls and Kashmir? Lets limit the boundaries to our own Munnar! Yes, the green Munnar turns white. Most of the Munnar tea plantations and hills had undergone a chilly climate of -3 degree Celsius. There occurred a rush of tourists to experience […]Continue Reading

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A daring trip to an iron curtain country

Ut World November 22, 2018 0

This edition is very special. Why? In this edition, the writer writes for those daring travellers who are not afraid of facing serious troubles to quench their desire to explore. By now, you might have understood that what the writer introduces in this edition is not an ordinary country. The United States is considered as […]Continue Reading

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Ivory Coast: the Gem of West Africa

Ut World August 20, 2018 0

Africa is still an alien continent for travellers. The prevalence of civil war, deadly viruses and diseases, high crime rate and much more dangers discourage those who plan to visit Africa from moving forward with their plan. In a sense, it is right. Most of the destinations in this continent are not friendly to the […]Continue Reading

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A journey to the Island of healing, Curacao

Ut World February 17, 2018 0

  Around five centuries ago, a Portuguese ship left their sailors who were affected by scurvy in a remote island located near the South America in order to prevent the spreading of the disease to other sailors in the ship. When the ship returned to the island to check the fate of the sailors who […]Continue Reading

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Cocos Islands: Nature and Water Lover’s Paradise

Ut World October 18, 2017 0

  What comes first in your mind when you think of paradise? No one in our earth at this moment can correctly describe how the paradise looks like, though our wild imagination power can help us to create a vague image in our mind about it. Beautiful lakes, attractive flowers, magnificent greenery, crystal clear water […]Continue Reading

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Spending some time with a ‘strange’ crocodile

Ut World August 24, 2017 0

  There lived a poor boy in a beautiful village. He loved crocodiles. Once he met an ailing crocodile. The crocodile was suffering from some terminal disease. Somehow, the boy helped the crocodile to recover from the disease. Suddenly, one day, the boy unexpectedly died. The crocodile felt sorry for him because it couldn’t help […]Continue Reading

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Explore the land of mystery: Belize

Ut World August 24, 2017 0

Have you heard of ‘Mayans’? The Mayan civilization is one of the mysterious civilisations. Still, several types of research are going on around the world to unwrap the mystery related to this oldest civilisation. In this edition, the readers are being taken to a bizarre land in which the ruins of aforementioned civilisation still exist, […]Continue Reading

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Striding through a reviving nation

Ut World February 21, 2017 0

We all painfully remember the World War Two atrocities whenever we hear some words such as ‘Poland’ or ‘Jews’, with a feeling that we should not allow such things to happen again. It is a depressing fact that more than six million Polish citizens mostly Jews had been killed during the bloody war. Most historians […]Continue Reading

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