Cicada Kabini Mysore
Survey No. - 60/1, Nishana, Karapura Village, Antarasante Hobli, H D Kote Taluk Mysore, Karnataka, 571114, India
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The Lucky Americans
We left the hill station of Ooty and made our way down the mountains. On the way to our next stop, we passed through many national parks and even saw a mother and baby elephant along the side of the highway. We were going to Nagarhole National Park in Karnataka, the third and final state of the trip. People in Karnataka speak Kannada, a language …
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Mysore explorations
We've had a really nice, well-paced two days in Mysore. We arrived in the evening of the 10th, having taken a 7 hour bus ride through lovely plantations -- coffee, bananas, coconut and a few others that we were unable to identify. Lots of spices are grown here, as well as cashews. The roads were being rebuilt and so the going was slow, and the twists and turns meant that I certainly was not going to read, and so I gazed out the window the entire time. ...
Varkala - Trivandrum - Mysore
... havde nogle dejlige dage på den smukke strand. Bølgerne var til tider lidt for voldsomme, men vandet var køligt og der var en god blæst som sørgede for at man ikke havde det alt for varmt. (Til gengæld gav denne blæst en falsk illusion om at solen ikke var så skarp, hvilket betød, at vi alle fik en hummer-agtig kulør). Vi fik et stamsted som bød på to søde svenskere ved navn Jokke og Maluo, lækker morgenmad, verdens sødeste hundehvalp og en herlig tjener med ...
Mysore ...
... and eat some chicken and rice before a dash back to the station and our night train to Mysore.
Our travelling companions were a couple of locals who consumed their meal in silence as we watched. We climbed into our bunks shortly after 10.30pm hoping for a decent sleep after a tiring day. This was not forthcoming as our two companions proceeded to make up for their earlier silence with the most ...
!ncredible !ndia
... moorhens; pelicans; herons; bitterns; and one fabulously neat little brown owl eyeing us from a tree.
Our next stop was Hampi, after a successful overnight train expedition from Chennai. This is a sweet town – a place of pilgrimage for Hindus and a base for tourists to explore the remains of the huge city of Vijayanagar. This Empire was the largest in India until it was defeated by Muslim incursion from the north in 1565; the city was its ...


