Supernurse, funny you say that. I've been to India twice and never fell sick. When you went there (I assume you've been there and had a bad experience), did you stick to eating at hotels or did you eat by the side of the road?
Snowyowl, I think this is quite close to Kumarakom. Kumarakom is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to. I stayed at two different places, The Taj Garden Retreat and Coconut Lagoon. Personally, I found the Coconut Lagoon to be heaven on Earth. Can't wait to go back there :)
Immodium is a pill that you take to stop diarrhoea. I did not have any bad experiences there. In Kerala there are a lot of non-vegetarians, so I made a call that eating meat was probably safe. I only ate at hotels, though (not necessarily the 5 star ones, we ate at some cheap hotels as well). When I went to Delhi, though, I decided to eat vegetarian only (not hard in India as there are so many yummy vegetarian dishes) and, once more, had no problems whatsoever.
Supernurse, funny you say that. I've been to India twice and never fell sick. When you went there (I assume you've been there and had a bad experience), did you stick to eating at hotels or did you eat by the side of the road?
Snowyowl, I think this is quite close to Kumarakom. Kumarakom is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to. I stayed at two different places, The Taj Garden Retreat and Coconut Lagoon. Personally, I found the Coconut Lagoon to be heaven on Earth. Can't wait to go back there :)
Immodium is a pill that you take to stop diarrhoea. I did not have any bad experiences there. In Kerala there are a lot of non-vegetarians, so I made a call that eating meat was probably safe. I only ate at hotels, though (not necessarily the 5 star ones, we ate at some cheap hotels as well). When I went to Delhi, though, I decided to eat vegetarian only (not hard in India as there are so many yummy vegetarian dishes) and, once more, had no problems whatsoever.