Abad Copper Castle Hill Valley Resort Munnar
Bison Valley Rd. Munnar, Kerala, 685612, India
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Die 16 Stunden Zugfahrt von Goa nach Kochi, Kerala waren gemuetlich, denn ich war im sleeper wo man die ganze Zeit wie auf einem Sofa liegen kann. Es sieht zwar wie in einem Gefaengnis aus, dafuer wird man laufend mit Chai, Kaffee, oder Essen versorgt, dass bei jedem Stopp von den Einheimischen verkauft wird.
Schnell habe ich Buji, einen jungen Inder kennengelernt. Er hat mir von einem Kulturfestival erzaehlt, dass nicht weit von hier statt ...
Tea and more tea, beautiful Kerala
The next couple days will be spent in Munnar, a hill station. European colonists came to the hill stations to avoid the summer’s intense heat. Munnar is a tea, coffee and spice growing area. It has incredible beauty to the area. We left Kochi to drive the 115 km to get here not realizing or understanding that it would take over five hours.
On the way we stopped at the palace of the local royals now a museum with lovely gardens around it. This is one of ...
Tea Time!
... driver took us on a tour of the sights around Munnar. First stop was
the tea museum – the original TATA tea plantation. Obviously the
first thing to do at a tea museum is to have a cup of tea. Which we
did, even me! Then it was time for a tour of how tea leaves are made
from the plant. Then there was a company promoting film which by the
end of it certainly made you want to work for the company! After the
tea plantation it was a drive ...
Anyone for tea?
... up off the step and get back on the bikes. Although when they went off to their bus a big part of us wanted to join them. But no, we have not cheated thus far, it is bikes all the way. So on we got and yes, started going back up a different hill. This one also went up and up, again it was an amazing ride but having already done 40 miles we were weary. 5 miles up and the bus carrying Vince and Tracey honked past. They waved and shouted out of the window, ...
Munnar Tea Plantions
... of cake. Once we approached our carriage were we saw people out the windows, all boxed in like a tin of sardines they couldn't even get in the doors and here we are thinking we could get on with our packs. They saw us and laughed, we soon realised we should have forked out the extra Rupee for the air con seats. After a rather stressful few minutes we jumped ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Abad Copper Castle



