Kaliappa Hotel Coimbatore

203 Crosscut Road Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, 321300, India

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Back to where it all began... kinda

A travel blog entry by bayleyontour

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... and we wandered off without a second thought. We followed the signs down a side road, and then followed some locals who walked into what appeared to be a working building site! Under some scaffolding and over some concrete steps we found a canteen with tables set up and wash basins by the entrance. We found ourselves a table and looked around to see people eating rice and curries off banana leaves with their hands - Hayley said "there's no cutlery here", with a cheeky grin ...

India - a good country spoiled

A travel blog entry by peter_northdale

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... gullies you step across in the street , in streams glimpsed over a wall and cascading down embankments at the roadside. Yesterday we walked through the cordite factory at Aruvankadu, and to our left, where above a wall enclosed a row of houses, was a pile of rubbish, clearly just tipped over the wall by the residents there on a regular basis.

This tendency to see the whole country as a gigantic rubbish bin not only spoils the face of a beautiful country, but is ...

Coimbatore - A stop near the train station!

A travel blog entry by lommy

... deluxe’. It was 400RS more, was smaller, nearer then noise and hadn’t been tidied from the people who’d checked out earlier! We got our bags and left pretty hastily!

The hotel next door was only about 200RS more and was luxury in comparison, brand new bathroom marble floors, flat screen TV, free internet use, proper bouncey mattress, Air Con AND it included breakfast! We stayed put in ...

Sarongs of the World

A travel blog entry by aloha-sarong

... Malay, men wear their pareos with a checked pattern only when attending Friday prayers at the mosque. On the other hand, women in Malay regularly wear their pareos every day. Traditionally, Arab fishermen in the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Indian Ocean also wear sarong wraps. In another example, in Sri Lanka, sarong cover-ups are traditionally worn only by men and in general within the home as it signifies ...

The cool hills of The Nilgiris

A travel blog entry by ingo

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