File:Thalangara Wharf1.jpg
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English: Thalangara Beach has it allː A spectacular estuary, railway bridge, fishing wharf, ancient Malik Deenar Mosque and a cute riverside walk located inside a village inhabited only by millionaires. Located two kilometers south of the railway station at Kasaragod city in Kerala state, India. |
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