Raheem Residency Alappuzha
Beach Road Alappuzha, Kerala, 688012, India
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Day 23: The Sea, The Sea
Anticipating we would need more chill out time before flying to Mumbai, we'd arranged to spend our last four days in Kerala in a hotel with a pool by the beach. The three and a half hour drive to Alleppey (also known as Alappuzha) took us the 1000 metres back down to sea-level, through mountain passes where the hillside dropped dizzyingly from the …
Day 24: Shopping and swimming
We have been in India for over three weeks now and we are finally getting a perspective on the cost of things. We caught a tuk-tuk into the centre of Alleppey today and before setting off agreed a price of 50 rupees (about 60 pence) for the 15 minute journey. Thinking back to our arrival in Delhi and the easy way we handed out 100 rupee notes, it …
Day 25: Messing about on the backwaters
Most visitors to the backwaters don't stay long in Alleppey, preferring to spend a night or two drifting around this large inland waterway on a houseboat. The tour organizers were most keen that we should do at least a day on the water and were really pushing for an overnight trip. Following their experiences, however, Vernee's parents had advised …
Day 26: Water water everywhere
We decided to visit the famous umbrella shops of Alleppey and only belatedly worked out that, as it was a Sunday, most places were closed. Fortunately, even though the umbrella shops were shut, we managed not to return empty handed. Vernee went on a splurge in shop full of colourful bracelets run and walked out with a decent sized box for a couple …
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... standards, its on a small island just off the mainland. I think the houses have a portuguese influence, they are large, picturesques houses with big windows and balconies, and my guesthouse was no exception.
So the next day I met Raj about lunchtime to do a little sightseeing. We drove in a slightly less terrifying mannor to the Kings Palace. The Palace is a museum now, There hasn't been a king for at least 60 years.
Well the palace was spectacular, Full of the ...
This small hotel was formerly known as: Raheem Residency Alleppey



