Hi all,
I am flying to New Delhi on June 7th and am spending a month in India with a friend before flying to SE Asia. We have decided to head to the hills and go to Himachal Pradesh and surrounding states first of all. The only problem i have is that our flight flies out from Mumbai on July 6th. Is this going to be a nightmare travelling down South in monsoon season as i've read that the floods are terrible? We are going to be seriously budgeting so a flight down is probably out of the question and i do want to take the train to see more of the country.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Emma
Reply to this Hi Emma,
Monsoon!!!!! you should watch it in "Kerala"....... for one week you should visit the"Gods own country"...
Just take a train.......40 hours....you could be there.....Do enjoy the real monsoon in Kerala villages.
If interested , let me know...I could throw information .
Cheers!!!!!!!
Jacob.
Reply to this dear Ms. Emma
Greetings...
I read your scrap regarding your Mansoon Tensions.... But i am very sorry to dissappoint you that your frights on Suouth India is due to ignorance...
You know one thing "Kerala is a must see destination in a life time.." this is not my word..
these words are ffrom Natonal Geographic...
And what is the beauty of Kerala is Nothing but its Greenary caused due blessed rain...
and its sea shores , hill stations , wild life sancturies , etc , etc....
I am offering you two places for your Mansoon (Accept If u r interested in rain... only)
01 is Wayanad
02 is Munnar
You can enjoy and experience what is rain as it is..
Welcomes you ...
Reply to this Hey!
We will be in Kerala area at the end of June / early July too during this time.
I am currently in Bangalore, boyfriend will come join me, and from 28th June - approx 6/7th July we travel South West Coast by train, making our way to Mumbai to fly to Delhi, then travel surrounding areas for a week.
As everyone has already said - enjoy the monsoon season - come prepared with wet weather gear and expect to be travelling in the rain. It rains a lot in Kerala - even now. June/July is off-peak time, so finding accomodation for a good price should be easy. If you are planning on going to Goa, do before July, everything closes about this time.
The Kerala Backwaters cruise is meant to be spectacular! Looking forward to this. And the Munnar Hill Plantations and Periyar Wildlife Park.
Reply to this Dear Andrea Wilson
greetings ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you can tell me the exact date and duration to sty in kerala . then i can help you for your accommodation any where in kerala...
Anish
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