Eastend Bungalows Munnar
Temple Road Munnar, Kerala, India
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Perfecting the Indian head wobble in Munnar.
... further and spotted another one...then two....then three...a whole family of wild elephants appeared from behind the trees! It was amazing just watching them wander casually in the wild and was one of our best experiences yet. After some lunch, we trekked with our guide to the tree house where he left us for the afternoon. He then returned at 6pm with dinner (veg curry and a million chapatti's), candles and matches and then left us for the night, under strict instruction not ...
2 Day tour in Munnar, elephants and tea !!
... spotted us and were all over us asking “what is your good name”, “where do we come from”, “what is our profession” and “are we married” (these are the standard questions everytime you meet someone)– which by the way we now are married!! Its just easier to say yes than explaining that in the UK its ok to live together and not be married – we tried to expain this before to other people on many occasions and the ...
In the Heart of Kerala State
... gone out, bought one and added it in front of them to make a statement! The local desserts at this famous outlet, Bimbi's, were works of art, but they sure missed the banana boat.
Debbie has finally found shopping she enjoys. They don't hassle or haggle here, and the merchandise is worth looking at. Despite our bulging bags, she has indulged somewhat in the clothing and material shops (one is 7 modern floors of gorgeous colour), and even ...
Exploring Munnar
... of soccer being played, I was planning on doing this anyway so I agreed. So we're sitting on the grass when we had a pretty humorous miss-communication. He started trying to give me some liquid sack (lots of the time liquids are sold in plastic bags here in india), which was wrapped in newspaper, all the while looking at me urgently and saying "urine, you hold, me urine." Naturally I was not keen to to take ownbership of the poor guys sack of ...
Kochi Fort, Keralan Backwaters
... shouting comments about every little think we saw. He was one of these high caste brats, a type which really get under my skin. I did my best to filter him out and enjoy the boat ride. It was otherwise nice a peaceful apart from cute kids coming running to the waterfront to wave and say hi as we drifted past. We stopped a couple of times, once to see how they weave rope and again for a nice cup of chai. We headed back to the pick up point where ...


