Red ginger is a native plant to Malaysia.
It has long brightly coloured red bracts.
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Friday, January 22, 2010
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I am honored to get this opportunity to serve you some information about this Great paradise in the North East corner of India named "Assam" through this Blog....I do hope this blog would help you in deciding to take a tour of this green land full of rare species of wildlife and ancient monuments dated back to 200 BC. I do hope that this blog will also help you know about Assamese culture, customs and beautiful artcrafts and handicrafts. Thank You !!
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