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Munnar
... great relief, 18 k on a big stinky road, being constantly bullied and reminded of your station by every bigger smellier vehicle, can bump and bash you to exhaustion. We took a lane straight out of town in to the rolling hills of tea and jungle. Not sure I've ever been anywhere so picturesque. Really beautiful, lush, diverse, groomed and wild. The only other people were the tea pickers. Rajamani stopped quite a lot for photos of views which we dully took. We stopped to look at ...
Tea Time
... and head out to the street. After a few minutes of milling around, we're joined by the rest of the gang. Weighing the options for what to do for the rest of the day, Thijs and Nick opt for a tour of the tea factory. Their tour turned out to include an insightful overview of Munnar's tea industry, the tea production life cycle, and the socioeconomic impact of the tea on the region. Although TATA controls the majority of the supply chain, the multinational ...
Nirar Dam, Lion Tailed Monkeys and Bison Dec 2011
... rent a crowd hordes. We too passed by quickly to avoid the deafening loudspeaker.
After a brief rest, we ...
Grean tea valley - Munnar
... 12426 ;（招待客ӗ 9;1000人とか！& #65289;、同じバ スに乗って ;いたスウӝ 5;ーデン人{ 98;ご夫婦と# 441;したり、 0828;いシート&# 12391;お尻は痛& #12367;なったけ ...
Munnar and Kannur, a journey
... else to stay.
Kannur is a lot more expensive than the other places we have stayed in and we found it hard to find anywhere in our budget. After exploring a nearby beach that clearly wasn't the one we had heard about, we walked into a plush looking hotel and asked about rooms. They were way out of our budget but after negotiating with the manager we got him down to about 22 quid a night as long as we stayed 2 nights! This ...
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