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Ela Ecoland Munnar

Vattiyar PO, Mankulam Road, Munnar, Kerala, 68772234, India

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Munnar tea plantation

A travel blog entry by indiaelective

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... arrival, we were a little bit dismayed to find our driver seemed to think we would be heading back the following morning and began demanding more money to stay until the evening, saying that he wouldn't have agreed to stay all day as he had another job to do, which struck us as odd since he had been trying to persuade us on the way up to stay until Monday. After about 20 minutes arguing, everyone was a bit frustrated, fortunately ...

Tea and more tea, beautiful Kerala

A travel blog entry by dhensby

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... her careful attention. The willing manager thought he could get it with a pair of side cutting pliers, no way. He vowed to return in the morning with a 'hack blade' to cut it off. Meanwhile I comtemplated a holiday with either Jacqui remaining in the same clothes for the next three weeks or a new clothes which would be equally painful for me to wait and watch the purchase. So to avoid these distractions, I got up early in the morning to try all the possible combinations for the ...

Tea, hills and Indian wine

A travel blog entry by walshvicky

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... We ate a delicious lunch and then were taken to the tea museum. Three keen photographers, we asked the driver to stop at almost every turn in the road so that we could take pictures of the gorgeous tea fields. The museum was OK, but the landscape was the real attraction. We then drove to town to buy some spices and Indian wine (who knew India produced wine?!) and went back for dinner and ...

Living amongst Tea, Spices, and Spirituality

A travel blog entry by nettagurari

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... moved our souls. The power of the spirituality was further evident in the women who were overcome by the Gods to the point that they lost control, were taken over by the spirits, and performed intense dancing motions.

By 1am Chintan and I were beat and went to our hotel. Yet the spirituality from the night continued, and I hope will remain with me for a life-time to ...

The Green Green Hills of Munnar

A travel blog entry by mogandfrog

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From Periyar we took the 7.30am bus to Munnar. Of all the buses we have taken during our trip, this was one of the most overcrowded with people hanging out of the doorways. However the stunning scenery more than made up for this and we actually really enjoyed the journey. The twisty mountain road would its way northward across the Western Ghats passing through large plantations of cardamom and other spices. Fortunately, cardamom requires shade to grow ...

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