Did the Kerala trip with the girls this weekend
Very hectic even by my standards since each place offered a lot if you went into the details.
Day 1-
Ex Trivandrum
Padmanabhapuram palace- beautiful would be an understatement
Kanyakumari - Rocky beach and Sunset, view of memorials since we were late for the ferry ride, the
Thiruvalluvar statue is more imposing than the Vivekananda rock
Sucheendram temple- While the musical pillars are off limits, the sanctum with the trinity is lovely and the temple is well maintained
Day 2-
Padmanabha temple, museum and the methan mani- clock
Poovar Island- boat cruise, bird watching, beach of course
Evening train to Kochi
Day 3
Allepy District- an unknown hamlet with a pristine beach for the kids to meet their apartment buddies
Fort Kochi- Chinese nets, Jewish Synagogue, Jew town, Dutch Palace, Churches and Tea Pot cafe!, reminded us of Pondicherry a lot
Being Christmas time, the lights and festivity and the carol troupes on the roadside, were all a delight.
We ate nongu/taadgola/ ice apple, in a very different way- in a glass by the road side ( essense optional)
In Kerala one should go by travel time and not kms!
We stayed at a homestay- Pushpam and at Millenium in Cochin - both were good enough for night stays and the service was great.
Celcabs is what we used and it worked out well for us on all days across cities
Very hectic even by my standards since each place offered a lot if you went into the details.
Day 1-
Ex Trivandrum
Padmanabhapuram palace- beautiful would be an understatement
Kanyakumari - Rocky beach and Sunset, view of memorials since we were late for the ferry ride, the
Thiruvalluvar statue is more imposing than the Vivekananda rock
Sucheendram temple- While the musical pillars are off limits, the sanctum with the trinity is lovely and the temple is well maintained
Day 2-
Padmanabha temple, museum and the methan mani- clock
Poovar Island- boat cruise, bird watching, beach of course
Evening train to Kochi
Day 3
Allepy District- an unknown hamlet with a pristine beach for the kids to meet their apartment buddies
Fort Kochi- Chinese nets, Jewish Synagogue, Jew town, Dutch Palace, Churches and Tea Pot cafe!, reminded us of Pondicherry a lot
Being Christmas time, the lights and festivity and the carol troupes on the roadside, were all a delight.
We ate nongu/taadgola/ ice apple, in a very different way- in a glass by the road side ( essense optional)
In Kerala one should go by travel time and not kms!
We stayed at a homestay- Pushpam and at Millenium in Cochin - both were good enough for night stays and the service was great.
Celcabs is what we used and it worked out well for us on all days across cities
1 comment:
Lovely. always inspired by how u manage so many things. How ahead do u plan these trips? Nice to know that among the 50 mom bloggers that i used to read, ure the only one who updates.. wot a delight
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