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Saravana Bhavan Hotel Munnar

MG Rd Munnar, Kerala, 685612, India

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Magnificent Munnar

A travel blog entry by bellethorpe

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... from the Top Station. After a few more minutes drive we arrived at the local dam which had been built in the 1940’s to provide hydro electric power to the area. We were dropped us off at one side allowing us to walk over to the other side and see both the lake side and the power generating side.

When we reached the other side stalls lined both sides of the street and we found Manesh having a cup of tea at ...

The Tetley Tea Plantation!

A travel blog entry by andyandfran

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It's Andy again.

So just to clear up 'Cakegate' as suspect number 1, I was released without charge pending full investigation. It definitely wasn't me though!

On Sunday we got up early at GKs Homestay to get the bus to Munnar, the home of tea plantations in Kerala. We thought we'd seen the best of Indian bus driving, but the best was yet to come on the journey to Munnar. Twists & turns and up & downs ...

Coconuts and Rubies

A travel blog entry by nickfear

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... thali, a delicious mix of currys, chutneys, bread and rice. Apparently this would usually be served on a banana leaf and eaten by hand. This was the case with the lunch after the boat trip I went on from Cochin, though the banana leaf was on top of a plate and I used the fork and spoon provided despite having a great demonstration of how to eat rice with your fingers from the Keralan tour guide with a French party.

The highlight of my meals in ...

Around and Around we go to Munnar

A travel blog entry by amandip

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... you what dosage to use and that it will last for 100 years over and over and over again. Aman had to tell the guide, in a very loud voice, to stop talking and trying to sell extra products and just let Mandip purchase what she wanted. The transaction occurred quite quickly after that!

We were all feeling exhausted after this point since the tour took over an hour and continued with our drive up the mountain, winding and winding and swaying side to side. ...

Weekend in Munnar

A travel blog entry by jennhowells

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... were developed and then had a demonstration of how the leaves are dried and processed. Then a free cup of chai before heading to the homestay at about 4pm.

We were met at Misty Green View by Das the very camp cook who was keen to be a good host. Coffee and crosswords before dinner (so rock n roll!) and then Vix and I took a very short walk before food. We were met by a couple of groups of small children who so very politely asked us our names and ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Saravana Hotel