Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Priyanka Gandhi Visits Teak Plantation, Interacts with Public
Priyanka Gandhi, a politician, went to see a very old teak tree farm in Kerala.
She learned about how the wood is sold and processed.
She also visited a village and talked to the people living there about their problems.
Then, she went to a temple and said it was a peaceful and spiritual place.
She mentioned that Wayanad has a lot of traditions and talented people.
Priyanka Gandhi visited Asia's oldest teak plantation in Nilambur.
She described Nilambur teak as a prized product of Wayanad.
Gandhi was briefed on how teak is sold and processed.
She also interacted with the public in the Chettiyalathur village.
Gandhi visited the Sree Kunnath Mahavishnu Temple and called the experience touching.
- Who
- Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Congress MP
- What
- Visited a teak plantation, interacted with the public, and visited a temple.
- When
- During her visit to her constituency
- Where
- Nilambur and Wayanad, Kerala
- Why
- To visit the plantation and interact with constituents.
- Politician
- Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
- Constituency
- Wayanad
- Location of Plantation
- Nilambur, Kerala
- Plantation Name
- Connolly's Plot
- Temple Visited
- Sree Kunnath Mahavishnu Temple
- Temple Location
- Manassery, Kerala