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Anai Mudi Hotel Munnar

Kanthalloor Road, Marayoor, Idukki Dist Munnar, Kerala, India

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To Wait & To Blog

A travel blog entry by bellethorpe

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... before the block was due to be lifted, but the traffic was so heavy and the road so narrow that the last 50km towards Munnar seemed to take forever.

Our driver seemed to be good and took the nonexistent mountain corners carefully when he needed to unlike most drivers we have encountered.

We eventually arrived into a very cool Munnar just after 8pm and checked into our room for the night at JJ's Cottage. The ...

Tata tea et compagnie!

A travel blog entry by cametseb

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... route étroite et toute en lacets ; il y fait frais et le paysage alterne entre forêt luxuriante et plantations de thé. Nous passons la nuit dans un Lodge propre et rustique !

Le lendemain, petit déjeuner kéralais à base de mangues exquises (Nicolas, promis, ca ne rivalise pas avec ton epoisse de l'autre jour... Enfin si, peut-etre - dixit le faible Sebastien...), d’un mix de noix de coco râpé et de riz et d’un jus de fruits frais, ...

Munnar and Kannur, a journey

A travel blog entry by tollytravels

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... much but we are used to paying 8-10 pounds per night. To cut a long story short we ended up staying for 2 nights, had room service every day, used the pool and generally lazed about enjoying the air con and watching films. It was great! It obviously got a bit boring and we still hadn't seen much of Kannur so after some investigating we found somewhere to stay with a secluded beach and all meals included for the same price! It was a ...

Synchronicity. Again

A travel blog entry by izajo

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... most of the women on these buses seem lean from hard work and simple food) and who by the way is snoring loudly the whole trip. I love the buses.

It does give me the freedom though, to travel whenever I want to instead of booking something beforehand. But towards the end of my trip I will have tired of this, appreciating aircon, pushback seats and the works.

The busride to Munnar is a very beautiful one, winding roads through the mountains ...

Trekking through tea

A travel blog entry by helen_joe

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... We sampled more of the local tea which is delicious, along with boiled eggs, toast and fruit. After the break we descended through some small coffee farms, coffee isn’t grown as much in the area. We split with half the group as we were only doing a half day trek, and continued back to the hotel with an English couple.

There wasn’t a whole lot else to do in Munnar so Joe proceeded to start planning the South East Asia leg of the ...

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