Open New Tourism Spot in Kerala, Sure View

Kerala is famous all over the world for tourism and now it will be the center of attraction among tourists to see the world's largest bird statue. The world's largest bird statue will be inaugurated on July 4 at the Jatayu Earths Center in Thiruvananthapuram. 200 feet long, 150 feet wide and 65 feet high statue of Jatayu, the famous character of Ramayana, famous in Indian mythology, will be placed on a rock located 1000 feet above sea level.

A cable car is used to reach the top of this rock, which has been installed. Apart from this, there is also a museum and 6-D theater which will open in Navajo because a movie based on Jatayu is being made in Hollywood, which will be screened here. The capacity of this complex is 5000 persons.
This idol is spread over 65 acres and it has cost Rs 100 crore to build it. Kerala Tourism Minister, Kadampalli Surendran said that this is the work of filmmaker Rajiv Anchal and its plan was made in 2006 under the construction and operation of the Left Government.

The filmmaker zone chose this place because there are quite a myth associated with this place. It is said that in the place named 'Jatayupara', the replica is kept, this is the place where Jawan's wings were cut off during the war with Ravana.

Nipah Virus: Avoid travel to these places in Kerala, Government issued warning

Given the danger of nipah virus, the government has also become alert. The Kerala government has advised tourists to avoid traveling from four northern districts of Kerala, while issuing an advisory. The Kerala government has advised not to travel to districts of Kozhikode, Malappuram, Wayanad and Kannur. The advisory of the Government of Kerala has been issued by Health Secretary Rajiv Sadanandan.

Government warns in affected areas
The government has become active in Kozhikode area most affected by Nipah virus. People affected by the virus are being monitored. In addition to its neighboring districts, Wayanad, Malappuram and Kannur, the government has also taken the necessary steps to deal with the virus.

10 people have died
According to the Kerala government, 10 people have died since the nipah virus in Kozhikode and Malappuram districts. Government is taking cautiousness for the case of Nipah Virus and does not increase.

Alerts in neighboring states
Alert has been issued in Kerala's neighboring Karnataka and Telangana to avoid the danger of nipah virus. The Karnataka Government has to submit a daily outbreaks report from its 8 districts.

No impact on Kerala tour
According to tour operators, no impact has been found on the number of tourists traveling to Kerala due to Nipah virus. Most tourists have booked South Kerala. The effect of this virus in North Kerala is high; therefore, no traveler has been booked for North Kerala. Sarat Dhal, COO of Travel.com, told that many passengers have asked questions about Nipah virus in Kerala but no traveler has canceled their tour till date.