Certainly not as most of the keralites come to spend their vaccations in the gulf instead. Just happens to be one hell of a long vaccation for this guys out here and then they bring along as many relatives as they can for a memorable holiday experience that goes on and on
Thanks a lot for the tips and guidlines, specially Manu9579. Yes as u said, these things have become pretty common issue in any tourism places, which are not developed to the mark. I have got hold of a friend of mine and he has arraged a taxi for me, hope i will enjoy with him.
Make sure you know someone and let them guide you. Lots of places to visit - but u need a good guide. Its the monsoon season now. So, torrential rain accompanied by thunder and lightning is the order of the day. My wife loves the rain so she really enjoys going at this time of the year. Summers are quiet warm. As high as 40 degrees. Winters are milder at about 20 degrees (people, feel free to correct me as it has been a while since I have been to India).
A week should suffice for your first visit.
Only drink mineral water from bottles that are sealed. Even better, take your own water bottles and fill them up with boiled water. Be careful about where you eat from(Not everyone can handle the food). I would recommed eating from reputed hotels. Though, honestly speaking, the best tasting food is usually in the small roadside places.
Most comfortable way to see Kerala would be to hire a good taxi guide. (Get one of your friends to recommend someone). There is plenty of public transport but the weather, the crowds and the dust makes it uncomfortable.
An associate of mine is actually setting up a tourism business in Kerala. It is basically a resort being built on the banks of the Periyar river. The plan is to provide a central hub for people to spend the night with day trips to various locations around the state. However, it is still in the initial phases. Its due for completion by the middle of next year.
i dont think Kerala shld be considered to be a part on this earth... i really think it is very separate part on the earth which doesnt belong to any country.
Visit Kottakkal Ayurvedha Hospital (15km from Calicut airport )...at Kottakkal if you need original massage and treatments.So many private ayurvdic hospitals are there in the name starting with KOTTAKKAL . and also try KUMARAKAM boating and enjoy the mansoon which started last week and the greenary of Kerala "GODS OWN COUNTRY".
Finally i guess a trip of One week is ok to Kerala, Ejoy the monsoon, with Aurvedic treatments. (who will be doing it ??) a small stay in Hill station.
beaches..( Kovalam, Cherai,etc) High Range Areas( Munnar, Idukki,)...Thekady( National Park)..Kochi Town.. Mattachery, Veegaland Water Park....Trivandrum City.. Malabar Areas
I loved my vacation in Kerala. My maternal grandpa was a Keralite, and visiting his hometown was just amazing a holiday for us. However it was a long time back and I was way too carefree back then to really concentrate on names of places and sites. All I know is we had lots of fun!
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what hav u decided to visit kerala ... YES or NO
do u guys have enough tym to visit KERELA???
info.re.qatar you can get info about many touristic places in India here:
http://getaway2india.wordpress.com/
NO its not my scrumbled egg face britey ! its Karela not Kerala....
Isn't Kerala some type of Asian vegetable ?
Dude,No problem
@ info.re.qatar - thats a very informative Blog - Thanks a lot for the link
I want to go to India, not Kerala
Before it was Cochin now they changed it to Kochi
You can check out Kochi/Cochin in my blog here:
http://getaway2india.wordpress.com/2010/02/17/kochi-queen-of-the-arabian-sea/
Certainly not as most of the keralites come to spend their vaccations in the gulf instead. Just happens to be one hell of a long vaccation for this guys out here and then they bring along as many relatives as they can for a memorable holiday experience that goes on and on
Dont blame the place for those type of ppl.
Dont go to KERALA it s one of the dangerous place.....
Som much interested in saree??? why so ?
Thanks a lot for the tips and guidlines, specially Manu9579. Yes as u said, these things have become pretty common issue in any tourism places, which are not developed to the mark. I have got hold of a friend of mine and he has arraged a taxi for me, hope i will enjoy with him.
Make sure you know someone and let them guide you. Lots of places to visit - but u need a good guide. Its the monsoon season now. So, torrential rain accompanied by thunder and lightning is the order of the day. My wife loves the rain so she really enjoys going at this time of the year. Summers are quiet warm. As high as 40 degrees. Winters are milder at about 20 degrees (people, feel free to correct me as it has been a while since I have been to India).
A week should suffice for your first visit.
Only drink mineral water from bottles that are sealed. Even better, take your own water bottles and fill them up with boiled water. Be careful about where you eat from(Not everyone can handle the food). I would recommed eating from reputed hotels. Though, honestly speaking, the best tasting food is usually in the small roadside places.
Most comfortable way to see Kerala would be to hire a good taxi guide. (Get one of your friends to recommend someone). There is plenty of public transport but the weather, the crowds and the dust makes it uncomfortable.
An associate of mine is actually setting up a tourism business in Kerala. It is basically a resort being built on the banks of the Periyar river. The plan is to provide a central hub for people to spend the night with day trips to various locations around the state. However, it is still in the initial phases. Its due for completion by the middle of next year.
its good for decent families
i dont think Kerala shld be considered to be a part on this earth... i really think it is very separate part on the earth which doesnt belong to any country.
Planning to go to india and wear sari.
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By the way! who is going to KERALA...??
WHY! People r sending information about KERALA???
Visit Kottakkal Ayurvedha Hospital (15km from Calicut airport )...at Kottakkal if you need original massage and treatments.So many private ayurvdic hospitals are there in the name starting with KOTTAKKAL . and also try KUMARAKAM boating and enjoy the mansoon which started last week and the greenary of Kerala "GODS OWN COUNTRY".
Azeem go through the link
http://www.keralatourism.org/ayurveda/
Azeem
I wud really like to but as my comments on MALLUS, I think i shud delay my trip
Finally i guess a trip of One week is ok to Kerala, Ejoy the monsoon, with Aurvedic treatments. (who will be doing it ??) a small stay in Hill station.
LALA:
Great one....
The best part of song is Hot but still SPICY FOOD
Satheesh:
I know brother, after looking my comments on FORUM, they will surely remove my LUNGI as well....:)
:)
@Prisoner,
:)
Just remove the dishdasha when u reach there!! :)))
Satheesh!
I wear LUNGI under DISH DASH..
Wont b problem for me to handle...LOL
REALLYYY??
Well! tell me the tym when can i visit there?? Is there any travel GUIDE...??
Remember to purchase a LUNGI if you are visiting Kerala ! :)
Do u really think so that I shud visit there
Say What LALA????
Lovely place. The "backwaters" are fantastic for cruising. And the spa on the beach I went to was amazing.
Mandi
citystar you haven't mentioned the drive in beach.
It is indeed, but not now..It is monsoon season until August.
hi friend,
pls watch this video % check ur QL inbox..
main attractions...
beaches..( Kovalam, Cherai,etc) High Range Areas( Munnar, Idukki,)...Thekady( National Park)..Kochi Town.. Mattachery, Veegaland Water Park....Trivandrum City.. Malabar Areas
Not any time soon shisha. Can't really enjoy a spa lugging around a baby :P
But hopefully in the next couple of years.
Miss mimi when you are going for ayurvedic spa make sure you have a good reasearch about that, there are plenty of fake spa's out there.
Thanks for the feed back. Sounds true.
Thanks rauf. I know he said the fort was really cool. I believe he stayed in a nice bed and breakfast near it.
I agree to the Aurvedic treatment or so called Spa, But is there anything to see.
I loved my vacation in Kerala. My maternal grandpa was a Keralite, and visiting his hometown was just amazing a holiday for us. However it was a long time back and I was way too carefree back then to really concentrate on names of places and sites. All I know is we had lots of fun!
Sure its such a wonderful place, and if you want to know the places there are plenty , google it and find it for yourself, and dont miss backwaters .
its a good place to visit
Pls dont Go 2 Kerala.....
Kerala is God's own country but all Keralites are in Gulf....
I hear its lovely. My hubby went to Kochin (I think that's correct) and said it was great.
I've looked at going because I really want to do one of those aryuvedic spa get-aways.
is that soo bad - Why
NO AGAIN ! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR