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  En Ooru is a mesmerizing beauty and showcases the vibrant culture and tradition of tribal communities of the state. We can see a cluster of traditional tribal huts roofed with hay. The location is against the backdrop of towering hills in the region. The center gives us a golden opportunity to learn about the heritage and lifestyle of tribespeople. Spread over 25 acres on a hillock, the site is captivating.  Features:   There are options to enhance the livelihood of tribal communities.  The village hosts c afeterias that serve ethnic dishes A tribal market.  Stalls selling souvenirs, spices, and handicrafts of tribal artisans A warehouse for collecting handicrafts A felicitation center And an open-air theatre with a seating capacity of 300 people. The center stages tribal art forms. Tribal food fest, and art fest.  En Ooru, the first of this kind in Ker ala, introduced indigenous architecture coupled with tribal customs and traditions. Thatched roof This project enhances the tribal

  We can  define a soccer ball as a spherical polyhedron with the following properties. (1) it is a polyhedron that consists only of pentagons and hexagons; (2) the sides of each pentagon meet only hexagons; and (3) the sides of each hexagon alternately meet pentagons and hexagons. (4) precisely three edges meet at every vertex There is a unique way of putting them together, giving rise to the iconic standard soccer ball. The truncated icosahedron is an Archimedean solid in geometry. It is one of the 13 convex isogonal non-prismatic solids whose 32 faces are two or more types of regular polygons.[3] A soccer ball may appear as a simple sphere, but beneath its smooth exterior lies a meticulously crafted structure. Do you know that? Beneath the exterior, there is the artful interplay of polygons and exquisite craftsmanship. Polygons are two-dimensional shapes comprised of straight sides, each forming angles at their vertices. The polygons on soccer balls are pentagons