Yourv comment ! Hi Barb,
Please send me a test mail at kris_kandath@walla.com so that i can communicate with you and provide you with more helpful tips about Muzhuppilangad !
Cheers,
Kris
Your comment ! Hi Pauline,
Thanks for your comment. Please send me a test mail at kris_kandath@walla.com so that we can communicate. I am more than happy to give you more information on how to get there the most safe, enjoyable and economical way.
Cheers,
Kris
Your comment on Muzhuppilangad! Hi, Thanks for your comment on my blog. Yes it is an interesting place and there are yoga people and classes in kozhikode for sure and decent accomodation too. Let me know how to contact you and I would be happy to let you have these details. i look forward to hearing from you. take care
Cheers,
Kris Kandath
How far is this from Neyyar Dam, Kerala? This looks a place well worth visiting - are there any hotels you would recommend? Are there any yoga/spiritual courses in this area? Any advice you may have would be greatly appreciated! Thanks Barb.
An opinion from Boston, USA Indeed, the Malabar coast is untouched and unexplored by tourism especially from the west. It would be a shame and quite frankly a crime if this area evolves into another Kovalam or Goa. Lets hope North Kerala continues to follow the path of "controlled" tourism by attracting only the serious tourist who is inclined to explore the history and culture of this area and appreciate the generosity of the local people. Lets try to keep Malabar off the beaten path and not on the "must see" list.
Photo of lokanar kavu bhadrakali Dear Kandath,
Congrats for a nice website and excellent photos.
For my house I am looking for a photo of Bhadrakali of Lokanar Kavu. can you post to my email or can you post one on the website. I am asking for the photo of Bhadrakali and not the temple photo
I am sure the photo of the devi will bring lot of goodwill to you and family.
Thanks. and regards,
K.Vaidyanathan
vidhar@vsnl.net
Yous photographs are ver nice.
Please try trekking Silent valley from Mukkali to Kuntipuzha. It will be an excellent experience. You have to take permission from the Mukkali forest office. You may reach mukkali from Mannarghat. They won't allow you to stay back in the forest.
Very informative and well written Hi
This is a nicely written article full of great details. Having grown up in Thiruvananthanpuram, I still got to learn a bunch of details from this.
A very good series of blogs. Please keep it growing!
Thanks!
Bala
About me:
After almost quarter of a century in the West and thoroughly fed up of the materialistic rat race, have moved back to my roots to re-discover quality life of our forefathers. An accountant by profession a people's man by choice, moved back to Kerala, India (where I was born and brought up) to work in the tourism area. Currently I am running an international tourism consultancy with special interests in eco, ethical and heritage tourism. I am also involved in a wonderful project where we are working for the less well off and down-trodden people of rural Kerala by organising a self-re... full info
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Krishnakumar Sreekandath
Yourv comment !
Hi Barb, Please send me a test mail at kris_kandath@walla.com so that i can communicate with you and provide you with more helpful tips about Muzhuppilangad ! Cheers, Kris