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Malarikkal's Water Lily Season Boosts Tourism and Local Economy
Malarikkal's annual water lily season attracts tourists, boosting local economies. With vibrant blooms expected until early October, boat tours and homestays see increased demand. Visitors can enjoy the stunning pink flowers in the polders, creating a picturesque experience.
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