PRINCE Charles on Thursday (November 14) celebrated his 65th birth day at the famed backwaters resort Kumarakom in Kerala.
For Charles, on a visit to India with wife Camilla, the celebrations were on a modest scale at the sylvan settings of the Lake Resort, where the royal couple have been staying since Tuesday (November 12) evening.
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and his family members called on the royal guests and presented gifts after extending warm birth day greeting to Charles, official sources said.
It was a day of relaxation for the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall on Wednesday (November 13) enjoying the panoramic beauty of the palm-fringe lake. The couple swam in the pool of the resort for about an hour.
Though chefs of the resort had prepared Western and Kerala delicacies for the distinguished guests, both of them ate light for their lunch and dinner, preferring mostly fruits and tender coconut water.
They had begun their Kerala leg of the India tour by reaching Kochi on Monday (November 11) and had been to nearby Vazhachal waterfalls before coming to Kumarakom in Kottayam district.
Charles and Camilla would be flying to Colombo Thursday afternoon where the prince would be addressing the CHOGM meeting.
