Ayurcounty Resorts Munnar
Chinnakanal Munnar, Kerala, India
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Tata tea et compagnie!
... des maux aussi variés que l’arthrite, le mal de gorge, la mauvaise haleine, la mauvaise humeur et les trous de mémoire ! Sans parler du remède « de cheval » qui est multi-vertus (on vous laisse deviner la premiere, suivez le nom!). Puis direction la boutique (on est en Inde tout de même et ici, comme partout ailleurs, « business is business) ! Vous saurez bientôt qui sera guéri de quoi grâce à des remèdes 100% naturels, résultats 100% garantis ! On attend de voir ...
First a construction site, then the hospital
... the tv to watch the cricket world cup final!!!! (which India won).
After a lot of hours staring at the floor tiles in the bathroom (if you get what we mean!), the doctors diagnosed Dave as having very bad food poisoning. After lots of drugs (including two jabs in the bum), water and rest, he was discharged the next day.
At least we got to see the tea planations from the bus ...
Munnar Tour-Day 1
... Mattupetty dam and lake. The ideal way to revel in the beauty of this scenic locale is a boat cruise. The spot is preferred by picnickers due to its amazing natural beauty. Nearby is the beautiful Kundala Lake and adjoining Tea Plantations.
Kundala Lake: The tranquil town of Kundala is surrounded by rolling hills covered with tea plantations gently kissed by the silver mist and stretching for miles into the distant horizon. ...
Synchronicity. Again
... spilling everywhere but no elephants. But the nature is beautiful.
Then we drive another hour to his uncle’s and aunt’s house, where we eat and talk. Well, we communicate with big gestures and a few English words because they don’t talk much English and pretty much all I can say in Tamil is vannakam (hello) and nandri (thank you).
At night we take a taxi back to Munnar.
Next day we trek in the mountains around ...
The hills are alive, with the sound of Bollywood
... such misers. A very long
story short, we paid him, although fortunately the villagers laughter
and policeman's snorts at his dramatic performance indicated they were
on our side.
And then Siresh showed up. Our night in glitzy, head-bobbing armour, to
take us into the hills for a night in a restored tea plantation bungalow
I managed to bargain down from 8000 to 4000. This rickshaw is even
less spacious than the usual lot, but we were all so ...



