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please inform the sites for B.Tech Civil students to visit as part of their industrial visit
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civil engineering industrial visit in kerala
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please inform the sites for B.Tech Civil students to visit as part of their industrial visit
05-04-2017, 01:18 PM
Industrial visit to the Queen of the Arabian Sea, ie Cochin will be a memorable experience, Cochin is the main port city of Kerala, Kochi is the commercial capital of Kerala. Major industries in the region include shipbuilding, pesticides, rare earth elements, rubber processing chemicals, fertilizers, zinc and chromium compounds, and leather products. The main industries worth visiting are Cochin Shipyard, Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore Limited, Kochi Refineries, International Pepper Exchange, Cochin Ports, India Rare earth ltd, etc.
Kochi, the commercial center of Kerala, is one of the most picturesque places in Kerala with a port for all time and a great seascape and is called the "Queen of the Arabian Sea". The earliest verifiable history of the kingdom of Kochi dates back to the last Perumal of the second dynasty of Chera, Rama Varma Kulashekara Perumal in the 12th century.
It is believed that Chinese and Arab traders were the first traders in this port, announcing a wave of subsequent visitors, the Portuguese, Dutch and British, who brought the era of colonial power to the region. Kochi was able to offer in abundance the best spices for the world, a reputation that continues to this day.
In addition to the spices, travelers also coveted the fine ivory, sandalwood, perfumes and gold that came to this market. At one point nothing more than a small fishing village, the fate of Kochi changed in 1341, with the flooding of the Periyar River, which made the then-popular Kodungallur ineffective.
Among the many repercussions of this event is the creation of a natural port in Kochi. Sir Robert Bristow, an experienced port engineer who came to Kochi in 1920 who was responsible for the modernization of the port of Kochi. The city is now the proud owner of one of the most beautiful harbours in the country which is the largest in Kerala and is also one of the main industrial and commercial trade centers in South India. Kochi was expanded to include many villages and villages surrounding it and the Kochi Corporation was formed in 1967.
To get more details you can visit :
http://industrialtour.com/kochi/
Kochi, the commercial center of Kerala, is one of the most picturesque places in Kerala with a port for all time and a great seascape and is called the "Queen of the Arabian Sea". The earliest verifiable history of the kingdom of Kochi dates back to the last Perumal of the second dynasty of Chera, Rama Varma Kulashekara Perumal in the 12th century.
It is believed that Chinese and Arab traders were the first traders in this port, announcing a wave of subsequent visitors, the Portuguese, Dutch and British, who brought the era of colonial power to the region. Kochi was able to offer in abundance the best spices for the world, a reputation that continues to this day.
In addition to the spices, travelers also coveted the fine ivory, sandalwood, perfumes and gold that came to this market. At one point nothing more than a small fishing village, the fate of Kochi changed in 1341, with the flooding of the Periyar River, which made the then-popular Kodungallur ineffective.
Among the many repercussions of this event is the creation of a natural port in Kochi. Sir Robert Bristow, an experienced port engineer who came to Kochi in 1920 who was responsible for the modernization of the port of Kochi. The city is now the proud owner of one of the most beautiful harbours in the country which is the largest in Kerala and is also one of the main industrial and commercial trade centers in South India. Kochi was expanded to include many villages and villages surrounding it and the Kochi Corporation was formed in 1967.
To get more details you can visit :
http://industrialtour.com/kochi/
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