Traveller's Checks - Kerala











Wow! I am just returning from a trip to kerala, thanks to one of my colleagues who decided to get married (poor guy :P).
Let me tell you this, kerala tourism industry has decided on selling itself with the caption "God's Own Country", if god has seen that and seen kerala, he should be patting himself on hisback for the job well done. The landscape there is amazing, it might be a lan of coconut trees, but phew, are those b-e-a-utiful or what. The rubber trees slanted at 60 degrees and all hundreds and thousands of them slanted, form such a panaromic view that everything really takes your breath away.
Although it was hot (damn was it hot or what!), and you could go miles and miles but find the same view, it is indeed refreshing to see symmetry in an asymmetrical world.
The 6-hr journey, about 200 kms only but who drives nonstop :P, was tiresome giving us sore backs and was an pain in the *** (you know the verbatim , dont you :) ). I will put more as soon as I get a chance to put up the pictures (not all of them we took some hundreds and hundreds) and am more awake than right now i will write more about the journey and the experience.

I am running high on adrenaline and could not wait to post it right now. More later....

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