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Animals in Anamalai

A travel blog entry by studt.family

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... road when we discover that one of the tires is low. Luckily, moments later, we spot a repair shop, pull over and have the tire serviced in under an hour.

Sometime after 10pm, Amalan delivers us to our apartment. What an incredible adventure we've had touring southern India. Exhausted from the day's travel, we fall asleep the minute our heads hit the pillows.
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Back to where it all began... kinda

A travel blog entry by bayleyontour

5

This was the day we visited Kotagiri, a town up in the Nilgiri hills where my dad was born, over fifty years ago (sorry Dad!).

We were so close that we couldn't miss the opportunity to visit - it's not really a tourist hotspot, at least not for foreigners, so we jumped on the local bus from Coonoor and paid the humble fare of 15 Rs. between us (about 20p). The buses really are an experience in themselves! They're large, fun, loud and a bit dirty. Everyone is ...

An education in Indian train classes!

A travel blog entry by gemem_asia

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... to resort to this class despite how absurdly cheap it is!

Sleeper class - 8 people in each 'bay' - 6 people in 3 beds either side of the main compartment and then 2 in side beds. the side bays are probably the best if you're traveling as a twosome. in the daytime, any bugger will muscle in on your seat but at least in the nighttime, once the seats turn to beds, you're grand for your own space but ...

Our stay at the Nest and Coonoor beautiful

A travel blog entry by gnr1932

... the way and we would have reached
earlier.

In Coonoor the SIMS PARK is beautifully mainatained and every one deserves compliments.

Then we went to Ooty to the Botanical gardens and we saw many beautiful sights.
We went to Mudumalai Sanctuary too.

We could not have a ride in the Train to OOty from Coonoor,

The tickets were not so easy to buy and I am old and my knees do not co-operate with me
so for my ...

Sarong wraps

A travel blog entry by allpareo

... in Mindanao) or patadyong (in Visayan). The traditional Wrap was of a brown color from the bark of the tree, and later as time went on special white wraps were made from the Ulu tree, these wraps were used for special ceremonies. As the Western settlers came over to the South Pacific material fabric was slowly introduced into the Tahitian culture through gifts given to the elite of the Tahitian Tribes. During the 1800’s cloth replaced bark wraps. The Tahitians realized that ...

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