KERALA TOURISM :DAY 2 and ALLEPPEY BACKWATERS

May be because "It's always our self we find in the sea.”  or may be because the strong analogy water hold with life as it goes on irrespective of whatever it dissolves ...or may be the inductive serenity , You never get tired of water .
“It is life, I think, to watch the water. A man can learn so many things.” 
― Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook

Comfort ,freedom, an aura of redemption and the sunny rays reflecting back from waves ,kissing my cheeks and knowingly or unknowingly melting the sun cream ...I have never expected more than this from nature .

The day with Alappuzha/Alleppey was precisely a floating day  :Six good hours of boating across Alleppey backwaters .

And it all began like this 

 The panoramic view of back waters taken from boat 

 Coconut trees have its own charm."And the kerala coconut beer is a must try, its sumptuous in taste and cheaper than kingfisher "said one resident.
Anyway it was tough to  break off the so called elitism.

 standing logs , chirping birds , and water water every where .

 It was 2pm when we stopped by an island to take lunch and that was the worst lunch of the trip except the sea fish .
<skipping lunch pics>








The redemption kid .

A church on the side line of back waters , widely known for promising you a kid if you are not having one .I have asked for twins .#hopes.

Quite unintentional it was .Someone clicked it the moment my finger crashed with the boat roof and a little first aid type cut .

 The evening walk on the Alleppey beach was quite inevitable .I mean you can't afford to miss it .Take a walk before you take a break, fold yourself down to earth and see how emotions like water and water like emotions are flowing across the beach .













And its appeal multiplies as evening befalls.



Get ready to take the shape of circumstances like water takes the shape of container .Just love to be like water .Its charm lies in its liquidity .
#almost that was all from day two .