Taj Residency Kozhikode
PT Usha Rd., Formerly Taj Residency Kozhikode Kozhikode, Kerala, 673 002, India
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Elephants
... walking around and getting lost and hungry and a good end to a long day - open kitchen, hot, fresh, ridiculously cheap food and a beer, ate so much couldn't move after, mmm..lovely boneless chicken..ahhh.. and we love these kerala paratha,porotha,peratha, fluffy bread stuff..lush!! oooo and butter naans..mmm Claire not so impressed with the kurma's but loving the paneer masala's.
Anyway, bed and a plan for the next ...
India
... d find a beer, not so. Couldn't find a bar or shop selling the evil stuff, so we asked the hotel where we could get one. They very kindly sent out for beer and bought it up to our room.
September 22 Kollam
We took the train up to Kollam. The train was basic and at the station food was sold in through the windows and people sat eating their curries at their seats, just using their hands. We sat with a young lad who made conversation with us, ...
AN ENCHANTING TRIP TO THE NILGIRIS
In the monsoon month of August 2007, during the Onam holidays, me and my husband had a chance to visit Ooty, the "Queen of Hill stations", courtesy to Vivekananda Travels, Kozhikode, known for arranging tours along the length and breadth of India.
When one needs a pause in life and urges to get charged up, there is no better place to experience it than at a height of 2,285 metres in the Nilgiri ...
Day trip to Kollam, no guide just our Lonely Plane
... in India, both tickets cost 8 rupees or $0.17! Surprisingly, it was not bad at all. Cleanish, nice people and not crowded. It took an additional 30 minutes but it was a nice, breezy train ride. We would do it again. We are now back at our guest in Varkala, resting before dinner. It was a good day, nice to do it on our own and the Lonely Planet. Tomorrow we head back to Cochin for one night, then to Delhi and finally Paris!
Megan and ...
Post Restante
... of a pain, for Dave especially, because he is the one that ends up doing all the work. Not least because he knows what needs to be done AND we only have one set of allen keys etc (that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it), also, we become the centre of attention for the whole time the bikes are coming out of or going into the bags, which when you're trying to get on and do a job can be a bit frustrating. Particularly as ...



