The Pamba River flows through this state's Travancore region, which includes an ancient trade center now called Kollam.
This state is home to both Ashtamudi Lake and Sasthamkotta Lake, which sit near its city of Karnagappalli. The Pamba River flows through this state's Travancore region, which includes an ancient trade center now called Kollam. Its largest seaport is home to the International Pepper Exchange, the only such market in the world, while its capital city was referred to by (*) Mahatma Gandhi as the "evergreen city", and is home to a space station named after the father of India's space program. The traditional dance style known as kathakali originated in this state which contains the aforementioned cities of Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram. This state borders Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. For 15 points, name this Malayalam-speaking state in South India, the setting of Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things.
This state is home to both Ashtamudi Lake and Sasthamkotta Lake, which sit near its city of Karnagappalli.
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