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Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey with   KOKO ! This exciting new project is set to redefine sustainable tourism and community connection in the heart of Kerala. While still a work in progress, KOKO promises to be a beacon of eco-friendly travel and cultural preservation. Connecting to My Village Nestled amidst lush greenery, my village in Kerala has always been a source of inspiration. The simplicity, resilience, and harmony with nature that define village life have shaped my vision for KOKO. This project aims to bring the charm and values of my village to the forefront of sustainable tourism. Pusthakagramam : Perumkulam in Kottarakkara Mannadi Road ( Dalawa Road) , known as "Pusthakagramam", holds the distinction of being Kerala's first and India's second book village. This unique initiative has fostered a love for reading and community engagement, further enriching the cultural fabric of our village. What to Expect from KOKO 1.  Eco-friendly Homestays

  Nature's Gift to KOKO: A Harmony of Life and Land in Perumkulam In the verdant heart of Kerala's first book village, Pusthakagramam, lies the village tourism project KOKO, a place where the whispers of nature and the wisdom of books converge. The recent discovery of two animals, a tortoise and a rabbit, naturally sculpted by the landscape itself, is a testament to the beauty and wonder that the natural world holds. The tortoise, with its solid shell and deliberate pace, symbolizes the enduring spirit of KOKO. It reflects the project's commitment to sustainability and the protection of nature. This creature, shaped by the very rocks of KOKO, serves as a guardian of the land, reminding us of the importance of a slow and steady approach to conservation. The rabbit, agile and alert, represents the dynamic energy of life that pulses through KOKO. Its presence on the right-hand rock is a playful nod from nature, an embodiment of the joy and vitality that visitors can experience