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Woodlands, The Wayanad

Main Road Kalpetta Wayanad, Kerala, 673121, India

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How to trek in the monsoon!

A travel blog entry by deerhunter

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... and trench foot. Leeches are old news but trench foot was a new experience for me. It's tricky because no boot in the world can keep your feet dry in that much rain, especially with all the impromptu streams and rivers that appear only at this time of year.

Most feet held up to about 10 days or so of being wet 14 hours a day before they start to disintegrate. Red sore spots appear where there ...

Elephants in the Mist

A travel blog entry by dolly_would...

... onions and chilli) was delicious and the parathas as light, fluffy and fabulous as they should be. If I had of been reviewing it, it would have got an 'Our Pick'!

Well, it would have done if the following morning I hadn't stopped off at a bakers for breakfast. Fresh, strong, black coffee of the sort more usually associated with Italian pavements and Indian mountains (where there is an unhealthy attitude towards Nescafe - not only is ...

Trekking in India

A travel blog entry by deerhunter

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... bats, birds, insects, snakes, and giant poisonous spiders.

The team (Tango 6) were an incredible bunch of people. We absolutely nailed this trek, we could have taken on anything! You're all legends guys.

Also a big shout out to the guys at Muddy Boots for keeping us safe from Elephants and for all the good times!
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Bangalore to Gopalaswamy Betta bike trip

A travel blog entry by eid_nuts

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... department people will allow us only after 7 a.m.


From here the road was awesome and no traffic. We decided to take next break in Gundulpet & take some snaks(we wont get any thing to eat @ Gopalaswamy betta). Road was so nice, no one interested to stop and Junior & me enquired about the route, the localites informed us
to go further 11-12 kms straint after that we need to take right turn at ...

Kalpetta und Abdul der Polizist

A travel blog entry by indienfelix

... dass ich zwei Maenner sah, die mich anstarrten. Ein wenig irritiert beendete ich das Gespraech und schaute mir die beiden Maenner genauer an. Der eine war der Besitzer meines Hotels, der andere, wie ich ein wenig spaeter erkannte, der Polizist von vorhin. Er entschuldigte sich, dass er zuvor leider nicht erscheinen konnte, er sich zu meinem Hotel durchgefragt hatte um mir nun mitzuteilen, dass der Nationalpark leider noch nicht offen sei.

Von ...