Brunton Boat Yard Kochi
1/498, Fort Kochi ., Kochin Kochi, Kerala, India
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... it’s friendly faces, scrumptious spicy food, laid-back sightseeing and deserted beaches – “Incredible India” without a doubt!
Having switched 6 weeks in north India for 3 weeks in Kerala, our abridged Asian itinerary takes us next to Thailand for 3 weeks of island-slumming and temple-hopping, before a homeward trek on the 8th November. Looking ...
Fort Cochin
... synagogue de Cochin. Il y a une soixantaine de juifs dans le Kérala et 5000 dans toute l’Inde. Le lieu est donc rare et méconnu des Indiens mais l’intérieur est de toute beauté avec notamment des lampes en verres venues de Belgique.
Nous terminons la journée par une bonne heure de discussion avec un commerçant cachemiri, avant de nous envoler vers Chennai. Fin de l’épisode Kéralais! (Quelqu'un sait, pour les ...
Cochin
... and lightning this time but Mart did get shat on by a bird which went all in his hair, down the front of his shirt, on his shorts, and all over his hand covering his wedding band (I think out marriage will be a very lucky one!) J] The next day we had a wonder around the town, they have large Chinese fishing nets on the harbour. These are like big wooden cranes with a fishing net attached to the bottom, it takes four people to operate these things, heaving ...
India bound
... won’t even drink water at night for fear of swallowing a bug! It was interesting to see the temple but it wasn't exactly pretty. We did however arrive just in time to see the daily ritual of a man who feeds the masses of pigeons there every day. He arrives with 9kg of rice and calls a few words and the pigeons all fly as one around the temple 3 times before coming down to eat the rice. It was quite bizarre to watch and I even fed some. Our next stop was ...
What happened to all the snow?!
... towards us with a shifty look in his eye, our waiter produced a large bottle of Kingfisher lager concealed in a black shopping bag only to pour it into a china teapot. So there we sat blissfully happy, drinking cold beer out of mugs. After spending 5 euros for a pint in Meribel, I was happy to be drinking beer for a little over a pound out here in India.
On Monday morning I went with Crumpet to St. Joseph's school in Kumbalanghi ...



