Synopsis<\/span><\/h2>\n\u200b\u200bWith demand increasing threefive times, we have added more rooms, facilities and trainers,\u201d says Rammohan Paranjape, veteran surfer and instructor at Mantra. Paranjape, also vice-president at the Surfing Federation of India, estimates that the number of surfing schools has doubled to 50, from before the pandemic.<\/p>\n
\n\n\nScrolling through Instagram early last year, one post by an influencer caught the eye of Aparna Harikumar, a software engineer in Kochi. \u201cThey had put up posts of surfing in Varkala (near Thiruvananthapuram). That\u2019s how I found out there was an option to try surfing in Kerala at all,\u201d says Harikumar, 29, who enjoys travelling and trying out adventure sports, experiences she regularly shares with her 17,500 Instagram followers.<\/p>\n
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Scrolling through Instagram early last year, one post by an influencer caught the eye of Aparna Harikumar, a software engineer in Kochi. \u201cThey had put up posts of surfing in Varkala (near Thiruvananthapuram). That\u2019s how I found out there was an option to try surfing in Kerala at all,\u201d says Harikumar, 29, who enjoys travelling and trying out adventure sports, experiences she regularly shares with her 17,500 Instagram followers.<\/p>\n
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