GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 17th Feb. Depuis Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival in Lakshadweep, the entire scene has changed. People have begun to forget about the Maldives and Bali. Tourists assert that Lakshadweep is a superior and more tranquil destination compared to Maldives and Bali, where one can easily indulge in moments of serenity and serenity.
The impact of PM Modi’s visit is significant
In general, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Lakshadweep and his stay in Bangaram have led to a surge in tourist arrivals to this island with turquoise waters and multi-colour coral reefs. Not only Bangaram, but the nearby Thinnakara Island was also in the news after the Prime Minister’s visit and Lakshadweep following the diplomatic row between the two countries due to the derogatory comments made. The situation is favourable. It was suggested that the Maldives be boycotted as a tourist destination and that Lakshadweep be put forward as a suitable alternative.
It is one of the most beautiful places in the world
Tourists like Joanna Ambika, who came to Agati from Sweden, said that this place was one of the most beautiful places in the world. I came here eight years ago and I wanted to show this place to my friends. That is why I have returned. Similarly, Swapnil and Jyoti, who were visiting Bangaram for their honeymoon, also said similar things. Swapnil expressed his apprehension regarding the reason why Bharatiya preferred to visit the Maldives or Bali, given that B boasts the most breathtaking scenery. He suggested that people should visit Lakshadweep more, as it has better facilities, hospitality, and good food.
Jyoti mentioned that it would be great if one or more flights were started to reach here. You should try the special dish coconut jaggery if you are visiting Lakshadweep. It is very tasty and healthy. Nonetheless, owing to the unique cooking technique and high demand, the taste of coconut jaggery can be quite costly.
Saifullah, who runs a small restaurant on Tinnakara Island, explained that by cooking and concentrating 30 liters of coconut juice, we can obtain only 2.5 kg of jaggery. Its price is 1,000 rupees per kg. It is so popular that if someone wants to order this special jaggery, they must book an order in advance. The islanders hold the belief that this jaggery is suitable for consumption by diabetic patients, and can be utilized in the preparation of sweets or tea.
Jaggery is a unique product of Lakshadweep
The islanders advised that this jaggery does not spoil for a long time and should not be kept in the refrigerator. Saifullah stated, “This is a unique product of Lakshadweep.” During cooking, we use coral stones collected from the sea to remove the sourness. There are approximately 15 people in Tinnakara who work exclusively on extracting coconut juice and making jaggery from it. Jaggery is formed by continuously boiling coconut juice for over four hours, and coral stones are used to remove its sourness.
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