[laluks]

Originally Posted by A.G.The Rambler

Another cracker of a travelogue. Reading this was like on the journey. Excellent. Photos were as usual the laluks style. Too good. Got to know a lot about the lesser known places in kerela.

Thank you A.G.

Currently am on a research for some more parts of Kerala to hit out for a drive

[joshuthomas]

Awesome photographs man! especially the ones with the blue tint on the Ashtamudi lake (C'mahindra one) awesome. even though am from kerala, not visited this place yet and looking forward to make sure i do!

Thanks for sharing the awesome Travelogue.

cheers
joshu

[laluks]

Originally Posted by joshuthomas

Awesome photographs man! especially the ones with the blue tint on the Ashtamudi lake (C'mahindra one) awesome. even though am from kerala, not visited this place yet and looking forward to make sure i do!

Thanks for sharing the awesome Travelogue.

cheers
joshu

Thanks joshu for the kind words.
So wishing you a long Kerala drive in advance

[laluks]

If you would love to read my other travelogues, the links are at my facebook page as mentioned below.

Originally Posted by laluks

All links to my travelogues in T-BHP (I have not written any where else) are collected here in my FB page India from the Front Seat.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/India...12811002145085

Happy reading

[mallumowgli]

Phew!! That was one good read for a Sunday morning. Had somehow left off following this thread in between. Searched for it today morning and completed the entire thing today!!

Great as usual. Quite informative...particularly the photo on Great Hornbill, which says that it is the national bird of Kerala. I didnt know that. Heck I didnt even know that Kerala was a nation

Particularly liked the visit to Neendakara. I always think of stopping and make a visit there whenever I pass through - never did that yet

My wife grew up in Trivandrum and we always fight over the city - she loves the city and I say I hate it. But since she is not going to read this log, let me share a secret - I love the city's winding clean roads, beautiful buildings and very importantly : the best traffic sense in the state

[laluks]

Thank You mallumowgli

Originally Posted by mallumowgli

Heck I didnt even know that Kerala was a nation

Originally Posted by mallumowgli

Particularly liked the visit to Neendakara. I always think of stopping and make a visit there whenever I pass through - never did that yet

Same case with us. This time somehow it happened

Originally Posted by mallumowgli

I love the city's winding clean roads, beautiful buildings ...

Absolutely. I love Trivandrum for all what you have stated above. One day I'll go back....