Cheran Palace Coimbatore

9, 1st Street, Gopalapuram Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, 641318, India

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Animals in Anamalai

A travel blog entry by studt.family

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... us to dodge tree branches and hang on tight. The greenery around us is her personal pantry as her trunk reaches out for a snack – she uproots part of a large shrub by sheer force and munches as she moves along. If we see a tiger now, we would be terribly vulnerable so I hope for no more animal sightings until we’re back in the ...

Kotagiri to Coonoor

A travel blog entry by susiewoo

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... br> This was a lovely, so British Rajie building, built long back in 1819 and having lots of character and style. We were welcomed and shown to a big room with verandah, and a natural view of trees, flowers and yet more tea plants. There was even a telly there to the joy of the children.
I loved it and was quite content to install myself there until John of the Jungle could have us as guests down at the Mudmalai wildlife park.

I ...

Metupalaiyam , not a nice place

A travel blog entry by gonroamin

... a 20 min wait and a nice chat with a couple of people from the UK I went to the window and the guy said “ticket cancelled”, “see station Master”. So we crossed the tracks in true Indian style and found the station master, he said to come back at 05:30 in the morning and get token, then he said to the other people come back at 08:00 this evening, then he said we could also come back at 08:00.

So ...

10 hours on a bus (or three)

A travel blog entry by intrepidtravels

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... I count our many, many blessings.

It's illuminating, invigorating, intoxicating and infuriating travelling in this way; we have a goal, a place to get to, and in blind faith we take the steps to get there, with no idea of how to do it or where we will end up. We make each connection with the bus waiting for us, and finally climb the mountain road...arriving in yet another sprawling and noisy bus station. We find a place to stay - the ...

History & Religion Lesson

A travel blog entry by india2010

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... had children (except for the clay turned girl from Brahmu but she didn’t live) the only children are from Shiva and Parvati and their names escape me but one is the elephant face that you’ve probably seen.

Now, Gods and Goddesses did not walk. They had sacred animals to carry them

Brahma: swan

Saraswathi: peacock

Vishnu: Eagle (also called Garuda, like the airline of Indonesia)

Parvati: Tiger

and does anyone want to ...