Kerala - The Spice Garden of the World

[HockGary]

:yes: India is famous around the world for the spices that are produced in the country. South Indian especially is one of the highest producers of various spices that bring a distinct flavor in the food. A South India Tour (http://www.indiadestinationtours.com) generally includes a trip to the places where these spices are grown and cultivated. The story of Kerala's spices dates back to many thousands of years into the past. Kerala's claim to fame in the ancient world rested mainly with her fabulous riches brought about due to total monopoly over the spice markets. South India Tour (http://www.indiadestinationtours.com) s always and to a great deal takes interested tourists around various spice gardens with a guided tour and explanations of different kind of spices, their cultivation and harvest in the end. A few spices that this land is very famous for are pepper, vanilla and cardamom. :laugh:

[m1thr0s]

This is an Occult Discussion Forum HockGary (and a pretty hot one I might hasten to point out). Your post reads like an ad...Is that your intention? There doesn't seem much here to discuss...

I may be missing the point since I've been up all nite working on a new project...brains get a little fuzzy at 4:30AMish...:stars:

m1thr0s

[Anibis]

Kerala, eh... My advisor for my masters studies there... It's also the heart of Circus in India.... very interesting... I have also heard that amongst other things the layout of the space is unique because when development money was given to the people of Kerala, it was actually given the the women of the town to decide where to put it, and as a result, it flourished rather unusually. I don't know the details, I just have heard this, maybe you could enlighten us... What, however is the connection between this set of facts you present, and the general topics of discussion here? I am with m1 infinding your intention behind that post a slight bit difficult to 'get'... Cheers as welcome to the forums... perhaps a post in the Introduction section would be a good way to 'break the ice' with the folk here. Thanks;
-Anibis

[MythMath]

The old 'Heart-of-the-Indian-Circus' trick, eh...?

[Naomi]

The title of this subject sounds totally exotic and intriguing but I really don't have anything to say about it. Ummm...I like putting cinnamon in my hair. That's South American though.