Being a Host at a Bollywood Premier Party
So, we were walking down Causeway and were approached by some guy carrying a “Bollywood Extras” card, as they usually do. He said that he was looking for Western […]
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Bollywood?
So, we were walking down Causeway and were approached by some guy carrying a “Bollywood Extras” card, as they usually do. He said that he was looking for Western girls […]
Not much of Mangalore
I’d be lying if I said I saw anything of Mangalore. Again, it was a stopover, and this time we were pretty tired. When we arrived, it was really hot, […]
Fort Cochin
As someone knew a place to stay in Fort Cochin, and as we couldn’t get a train straight to Mumbai from Alleppey, we chose this little town to break up […]
Alleppey & The Backwaters
When Brendan came to India 3 years ago, he became friends with a guy from Alleppey, who was working in Varkala at the time. Brendan told Jaijea that he was […]
Ooty
When we arrived to Ooty in the late afternoon, we noticed a considerable difference in temperature! It was much cooler, but it actually felt like a nice change from the […]
Colourful chicks
Wayanad
To say the bus journey from Mysore to Wayanad was bumpy, would be the biggest understatement in the world. We were sat at the back of this rickety old bus, […]
Mysore
We arrived to Mysore on a bumpy Semi-sleeper bus. By no fault of our own, when we booked the bus from Hampi, the travel agent accidentally booked it 3 times, […]
Om Beach, Gokarna
Gokarna is a small town within the state of Karnataka. We wanted to visit this town because we had heard about it being a beautiful, spiritual place, contrasting holiday beaches […]
South Goa: Palolem
Again, paradise! I realise it is a beach, and beaches are always, to an extent, going to be beautiful, but this really was stunning! Far superior to what we had […]
Holi Festival
Holi Festival (sometimes known as the Festival of Colours) is – obviously – a colourful festival primarily celebrated by Hindus all around the world, though mainly in India and Nepal. […]
From Oceans With Love 