Diana Hotel Coimbatore

, Nehru Street, Ram Nagar Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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Animals in Anamalai

A travel blog entry by studt.family

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... A barking deer pauses in a wooded area. The giant flying squirrel perches in a tree directly above us, his face obscured by leaves.

We return to the ranger station for an elephant ride, wait through a rain delay and before we know it, we’re sitting in the slightly unstable, platform seat (complete with railing) on top of ...

Kotagiri to Coonoor

A travel blog entry by susiewoo

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... the aisle and a lap for George to sit upon. It was a fun ride actually, hanging on at the staifrwell.
Eventually I squeezed in close to Rosina, and the women and children there got excited by my camera and subsequent phottos of them.
In town the children and I ate in a cheap restaurant, dosa and tomato rice on banana leaves, and the workers there were so fascinated by us that they stodd around watching us eat.

Back at the Hope Park ...

Metupalaiyam , not a nice place

A travel blog entry by gonroamin

... he stopped sniffing was when he was asleep. At Coimbatore we got a taxi to Metupalaiyam which is where we are going to get the train to Ooty in the morning we hope....The hotel i booked Nanda Lodge, is a bit **** but it was only 450 rupees a night about £7, seems they didn't have any record of our booking either, despite me phoning and emailing them, but they found us a room, unfortunately.

So we set off to the station ...

History & Religion Lesson

A travel blog entry by india2010

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... after Hindu.

Today, there are 30 states in India and each has its own language, history and culture. It explains why I felt so different moving from the north to the south, in essence it is a different country. Now, I am in the state of Tamil Nadu which is completely different from where I was yesterday or for the past two weeks.

So…now the Hindu part. There are 3 main Gods and they have many names because of the language and also because each one has ...

The cool hills of The Nilgiris

A travel blog entry by ingo

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... via foot. We walked by elephant-poop, bear-poop and lots of deer-poop, and did not see anything. So we sat at the river in the shade and had a nap, before we headed back to the visitor center to catch a crowded bus towards Benny and his car.

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