POPULAR TOURISM LOCATION-
LOOKING FOR PREFERABLY ACTIVE INVESTORS FOR POTENTIAL PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT IN KERALA INDIA OR LEASE / SALE
GREAT FOR TOURISM INVESTMENT-VERY SAFE LOCATION, PEACEFUL, SERNE, ASTOUNDING VIEW.
POTENTIAL UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY ATTACHED TO THE WORLD FAMOUS BACK WATERS OF KERALA.
LAND FACING THE ARABIAN SEA WITH ITS MANIFICIENT SUN SET.
1 ACRE OF THE LAKE ATTACHED TO THE PROPERTY RESERVED FOR HUTS ON STILTS,
ACTIVITIES SUCH AS BOATING, JET SKI, FISHING ,CRUISING) ON THE WORLD FAMOUS BACKWATERS OF KERALA=INDIA.
ALL AMINITIES REQUIRED ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN REACH-SUCH AS WATER, ELECTRICITY, PHONE CONNECTIONS, BANKS, ATM MACHINES, FOREIGNERS REISTRATION OFFICE, NEAREST RAILWAY STATION PARAVUR 3.5 KM & CLOSE TO TOWN,
KOLLAM RAILWAY STATION & TOWN 20 KM,
NEAREST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT THIRUVANTHAPURAM 65 KM,
COCHIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 200 KM.
COCHIN DOMESTIC 165 KM,
LOCATED ADJACENT TO POPULAR TOURIST ATTRACTION VARAKALA APPROXI 4-5 KM WALKING ALONG THE BEACH SHORES.
VIEW PLOT. LAKE, ARABIAN SEA,ENVIRONMENTAL LOCATION NAMED BLUE LAGOON ON YOU TUBE VIDEO CLIPS
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Adjacent vital tourist attraction is Varakala, keralas second most popular tourist attraction and is only 4-5km from the Paravur plot and one can walk along the beach sands to reach the shores of Varakala. Paravur plot as an added advantage to Varakala because it as the Arabian sea and the world famous lake on the peninsular.
History: The rulers of Kollam (Desiganadu) and China, exchanged embassies and there was a flourishing Chinese settlement at Kollam. Merchant Sulaiman of Siraf in Persia (9th century) found Kollam to be the only port in India, touched by the huge Chinese junks , on the way to Carton of Persian Gulf. Marco Polo ,the great Venician traveller ,who was in Chinese service under Kublahan in 1275, visited Kollam , in his capacity as a Chinese mandarin. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to establish a trading centre at Kollam in 1502. Then came the Dutch followed by the British in 1795. A British garrison was stationed at Kolam in pursuance of a treaty between Tranvancore and the British.
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