Me,ATM & Two strangers

In general, every person used to say that as they love shopping, traveling, villages. I don't know why they love? I want to say my experiences with these.
          Coming to villages my friends always say that they love villages. When I saw in the movies this show The villages like a Paradise but when I went there the fields are full of mud which sticks to the foot, of course, it should be like that.
          And shopping it is one of the most difficult task Tome. I am not good at selecting my dresses so I take help of my mom. Now the game starts for buying one shirt she asked me to try 10 shirts.
         Not but not the least traveling .everyone says that they enjoyed a lot during traveling I don't think it is right. We get experience when we exposure to new places and we can meet many people when we are traveling alone. There is a misconception to many people that foreign people are not safe compared native people. When I went to Punjab for the first time without knowing the language and where I want to find the ATM. I searched for it and asked help to Punjabi guys who are going on the road. Then they took me to ATM without just simply saying the address and going. I went into ATM they are standing outside. I get scared that they are thieves with that fear I withdrawn only some money they went out then they ask me if there is money in ATM or shall we take to some other ATM. I said I have taken the money then they went. So here I shouldn't judge anyone one from their culture region and appearance.

Tada trecking with brothers💪🔥

It was an great adventurous , why because this was my first ever  trecking experience. First time comes only one time , so it is something special for me🤗

Pachamadhi, Madhyapradesh, India.
This place is situated in Madhyapradesh,right now I don't have pictures with me but I will upload it very soon.
This place is completely surrounded by forest and the Hills,  where you can go for tracking, there are total 3 waterfalls.
From Pachamadhi on the 20 km distance there is one place called as Dhupgadh where you can see the real fog the complete hills and forests are covered by the fog that much amount of fog is always there. Most of the time people visit this place in rainy season this place is generally know for the worship of load Shiva. The spciality of this place is there is no road way to visit all this place you have to go from hilly areas and forest,in all this journey you expriance lot of new things.
The real journey of this place stars from the Kajali Village the same village with 20 -30 houses in this village there are two big hills and the tracking on this both hills is very difficult. The first one is Nandigadh, and other one is Nishangadh.
In this village you can really goes closer to the nature I am sure if you visit this place you will definitely fell that you are very closer to the real beauty of nature.
This place is specially for the people who love to tracking and want to experienc Beauty of nature.
 I personally visited this place 6 time till the date, every time I went there I saw something new and exciting and experience new things.

Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple

Here i want to share something unique about my hometown with you all. Tripunithura is small city in Ernakulam district kerala.It is a  land of temples, has its center marked with the Poornathrayeesa Temple with its history dating almost 10 decades back. This is supposed to be the only temple in South India where one gets to view the ‘Poornatrayeesa’ form of lord Vishnu.

Virschikotsavam is the grand eight-day long festival celebrated in our  temple. It is set during the end of November, and this year it will be starting from 5th 2018, Wednesday onwards. i visit there in every year.The most striking part of this festival, or the highlight as we may put it, is the royal procession of 15 elephants, ‘The Ezhunnallippu,’ with the figurine of the deity held on top of the center elephant.

Yet another attraction is the “pancharimelam,” which is a traditional temple art form accompanying the procession, with instruments like Chenda, Kombu, Elathaalam etc.

Even though the procession is done every day, the fourth day, known as the triketta purapadu, is quite special. It was on this day, that we believe,  Vilwamangalam Swamiyar (considered to be a great saint in our history) made his visit. It is said that he found Lord Vishnu in the form of infant Krishna who was playing along with the elephants for the procession. On this day, offerings are made in a golden pot kept in front of the deity. This is believed to bring good luck to the people.

There is yet another story regarding the deity of Poornathayeesa here. It is said that the deity is afraid of firecrackers, which is why there are no ‘Vedi vazhipadu’ or crackers being used!
I would like to welcome you all to my Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple.

A Day @Kochi

19 May 2018 It was an surprising trip to exploring kochi after an engagement function at Thrissur. Me, my siblings along with aunt and uncle went to attend that function. Uncle suggested us to go kochi, because it was his birth place where his childhood was spent. It was really amazing to see that place,so many ancient buildings were there. First we went to visit a portugese church.The Church of Our Lady of Hope, also known as "Nossa Senhora Da Esperança" is a Roman catholic church in Cochin .it was found on 1605. It is located at the island of Vypeen - the point where the  Vembanad lake merges with the Arabian sea, with Fort cochin on the other side.' Uncle's baptism was held here. Near to that he showed us his Old home which was also a portugese building,it is cool to see its architecture. After that we went for a walk, there we saw Chinese fishing net which is an main attraction of kochi. Most of all localites catch fish using this. It is interesting to see the how they using that method for fishing. After that I drove car to a boat jetty were the ROW-ROW BOAT SERVICE available, we can get a ride through the lake to other side of cochin.
Anyone who is interested to see ancient buildings and their architecture, Chinese fishing nets and also experience the row-row boat service along with our vehicles can go to kochi. It is not enough for seeing whole kochi in a day. I am sure that you will be very satisfied after exploring kochi.

Munnar,The Destination for Nature Lovers

Hi friends,Am here to share my experience about visit at Munnar.Am a keralite from Ernakulam district. Munnar is about 100 km away from our city. I had visited that place about 8-10 times and it is one of the best sight seeing place in Kerala. When we hear munnar the first thing that comes to our minds are the tea plantations.The munnar hills is the one of the largest tea plantation after Assam.The munnar hills are offering the visitors a good atmosphere as well as cold climate.The munnar has several sites including top station, ecopoint,suicidepoint, pallivasal, mattupetty dam,Eravikulam national park etc.... The best time to visit munnar is between march and October.

Those who wish to visit munnar they can fligh down at Kochi International Airport,dropped down at Aluva railway station or Ernakulam Bus Terminal.

The un-forgettable location for me at Munnar is Top station and it is the most beautiful location that tourists prefer to see in munnar, and I hope this is the highest place at Munnar,around 2700 ft above the sea level.This area is the best location for sight seeing,trekking and for taking photographs. 

  There are lot of hotels and resorts in munnar to stay at an affordable rate.

I would suggest you to visit this place once in a lifetime and feel the nature of beauty. 

Thank you

Vishnu c v

Trip to kodaikanal

During my ug summer vacation me along with my friends had a trip to Kodaikanal. It is a city in the hills of the taluk division of the Dindigul district in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. Its name in the Tamil language means "The Gift of the Forest". Kodaikanal is referred to as the "Princess of Hill stations".We left Malppuram, kerala on 9th April 2016 & reached next day early morning 6.30. And we checked in a resort and have our breakfast. after breakfast we started exploring the resort. After resort exploration, we went to the Coakers walk. Coakers walk is a very famous tourist destination in Kodaikanal. It is 500 metres from the bus-stand, constructed by Lt.Coaker in 1872. It is a 1-kilometre paved pedestrian path running along the edge of steep slopes on the southern side of Kodai. On a clear day one can view the deep valley and stunning panoramic view of the plains.

We completed the full 1 Km of walk (one way). Finally we settled ourselves on a bench placed on side of walkway from where one can enjoy the panoramic view of valley, plain and towns. Our next location was guna cave, Guna cave Named after Kamal Haasan movie Guna whose shooting was done here.lt is a very deep cave with dangerous slopes. Area around the cave is guarded with iron grills. You can get the view of cave from a distance only.our next location was pillars rock, Pillars rock A nice valley where two rocks are standing side-by-side and will give you a feeling of "Petronas Towers" of Malaysia. View of the valley is very nice from this place. It was a very cloudy day and after a wait of 15-20 mins we were able to see the Pillars rock, which was covered under clouds till then. Clouds were coming and going, giving a hide and seek view of pillars rock the next location is kodai lake, A big lake in between the Kodai town. Rowboats and pedalos can be hired at the Kodaikanal Boat Club, The Carlton. Horses and bicycles can be hired beside the lake for short periods.

After the koldai lake visit we returned to resort and travelled back to home.