Bharat Hotel Kochi
Gandhi Square, P.B.No.2357, Durbar Hall Road Kochi, Kerala, 682016, India
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The Burning Of Father Christmas.
Zed and I are now in Kochi, which has developed into such a tourist area that, apart from the street stalls, has sold to the tourist dollar and the resturant food is bland. They would not look out of place in Oxford and are expensive (for budget travellers! though being tempted with beer didn't help the purse strings) and after three days spending nearly a 1000 rupees a day each we opted for the street stalls, much better food and reduced the budget to ...
Fishnets and beef.
... weeks or so it was the meaty fix I had craved. Sarah had a traditional Kerala chicken curry which was coconut based and seasoned to perfection with warming spices.
Our next day we decided to venture out and head for Cherai beach which was on vipeen island a short ferry ride away from fort Cochin, then a 25 km local bus ride, at a total cost of 30 rupees for both of us it was a cheap day out. We had a swim in the sea, ate lunch and had an uncle johns ...
Kerala "God's own country"
... de coco. Il fait plus frais dans les collines de Munnar. Ca fait du bien apres la chaleur humide de Kochi.
Ensuite nous nous rendons a Kottayam en prennant 3 bus locaux. Les paysages que nous traversons sont superbes. Nous passons juste la nuit a Kottayam qui n'a pas grand interet et nous nous rendons a Alleppey en ...
Backwaters
... die Tour gemacht hätten. Tja, Pech für ihn, weil we***** Trinkgeld, Glück für uns, weil mehr Ruhe.
Am Vormittag fuhren wir mit einem Hausboot, das ursprünglich zum Transport von Reis genutzt worden war, durch die Flusslandschaft. Nach einem typisch keralaranischen Mittagessen fuhren wir ein paar Kilometer weiter und konnten dort ein bisschen beim Seil machen zuschauen. Anschließend gings in einem Kanu durch ...
May-time! Indian Summer.
... summer and it's easy to see why. A beautiful lake, moderate temperatures, green scenery ... it almost feels as though you're in Southern Europe. And, it's so clean! They've clearly put in a lot of effort into keeping it that way, with a ton of "Keep Koadi Clean" signs, and even bins (which is a novelty, I can tell you now!). There's little to really do in Kodai apart from walk around and soak up the very pleasant change in environment, and by the amount of Indian tourists, ...



