trip to Kovalam Kochi Cochin Mysore 
We are sitting in the propeller plane that has to lead us to Kochi and the pilot announces that it has a small problem take a little more to go. People start getting in the cab and head comes to the cabin
the Marx Brothers. At 15 minutes leave all that had come and tear engines. Upon arrival at the destination airport to take it back with a taxi driver. It is a prepaid taxi and the guy asked 200 rupees for a toll, I tell him no, that is prepaid. He paid the toll. Upon arrival at the hotel tells the receptionist that I have not given to the toll road and teaches prepayment that puts the passenger must pay the toll.
I tell him that well but pay only trip, no two trips as he intended. Yet let me see the toll tickets. Brings me
and the amount of return is 80 rupees so you should only pay 40 I will deliver a hundred-and no one thinks but long angry. In the hotel we were received very well and gave us dinner. It is an old colonial house very well located with lots of crafts nothing fulsome. On the roof is a small pool with the heat that seems to be needed. There is a temperature of 32 º C and 80% humidity.
Our stay in Fort Cochin, which is where a giant ancient Chinese networks are claims of tourists and street vendors. Following the coast
go through a neighborhood of buying and selling of grain and spices are full of little men in Doty carrying heavy sacks of rice. Later gradually appears the Jewish quarter, where there are many souvenir shops and handicrafts. If anyone ever wants to buy authentic crafts grand
(expression of my art history teacher) this is the perfect place. There are several stores that combine the restoration (hotel) with the majestic exhibition and sale of antiques and crafts. Tourism has given enough room in this place and kittens are curious as the "Tea Pot" where they take a good Dargeeling Tea and a piece of cake "death by chocolate." Alongside this there is a restaurant serving food typical Kerala has opened three hours daily for dinner.
The manager of our hotel has
told that the owner of the best hotel in the Basque region and therefore is a restaurant with tapas and wine. Late because we have half a day I used to see a sample of ancient theatrical performance called Kathakali.
We are sitting in the propeller plane that has to lead us to Kochi and the pilot announces that it has a small problem take a little more to go. People start getting in the cab and head comes to the cabin 
the Marx Brothers. At 15 minutes leave all that had come and tear engines. Upon arrival at the destination airport to take it back with a taxi driver. It is a prepaid taxi and the guy asked 200 rupees for a toll, I tell him no, that is prepaid. He paid the toll. Upon arrival at the hotel tells the receptionist that I have not given to the toll road and teaches prepayment that puts the passenger must pay the toll. 
I tell him that well but pay only trip, no two trips as he intended. Yet let me see the toll tickets. Brings me 
and the amount of return is 80 rupees so you should only pay 40 I will deliver a hundred-and no one thinks but long angry. In the hotel we were received very well and gave us dinner. It is an old colonial house very well located with lots of crafts nothing fulsome. On the roof is a small pool with the heat that seems to be needed. There is a temperature of 32 º C and 80% humidity. 
Our stay in Fort Cochin, which is where a giant ancient Chinese networks are claims of tourists and street vendors. Following the coast 
go through a neighborhood of buying and selling of grain and spices are full of little men in Doty carrying heavy sacks of rice. Later gradually appears the Jewish quarter, where there are many souvenir shops and handicrafts. If anyone ever wants to buy authentic crafts grand 
(expression of my art history teacher) this is the perfect place. There are several stores that combine the restoration (hotel) with the majestic exhibition and sale of antiques and crafts. Tourism has given enough room in this place and kittens are curious as the "Tea Pot" where they take a good Dargeeling Tea and a piece of cake "death by chocolate." Alongside this there is a restaurant serving food typical Kerala has opened three hours daily for dinner. 
The manager of our hotel has 
told that the owner of the best hotel in the Basque region and therefore is a restaurant with tapas and wine. Late because we have half a day I used to see a sample of ancient theatrical performance called Kathakali. 
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