Happy feet, soaked in the sand at Paradise beach.
I told you so! These words I heard here over and over again!
I reached my hotel to check out and decided to stay at Auro Ville. I had heard so much about the place and wanted to check it out. But I reached late in the evening and I was told that the Matrimandir shuts early.
I found a basic shack and a home stay to stay owned by Senthil, a guy in his late 20s. He and his grandmother were my host. He told me this was not a luxurious place, but a basic shack which did not even have air-condition in the room. And I was like that is exactly what I am looking for! To be away from the comforts and enjoy simple pleasures of life.
The shack that I stayed in.
I wanted to go to the beach and see how it was like. It was already 9pm. He advised me …show more content…
There are loads of articles already filled with itineraries. But since I did visit the city, I would like to suggest Paradise beach. I can guarantee you that this place will be pure bliss.
5) Be-friend people who are hosting you: Your sixth sense would always tell you, if you can trust someone. And that is how, I got dropped off by a stranger with a help of another stranger who arranged a vehicle for me at the last minute!
6) In locals, you should trust: No research would give you more knowledge than the locals of the place. Like the owner of Satya Residency told me to visit Paradise beach. Remember it is first-hand information that you are getting in real time!
7) Leave your internet behind: We live in an age where we constantly think of the selfie we are going to make our whatsapp DP. Or the Facebook check-in that we would be doing or just hashtags on Instragram. It may not be such a bad idea to leave your internet behind. Just go with the flow. Instead, take a notebook, write your thoughts and go old
I told you so! These words I heard here over and over again!
I reached my hotel to check out and decided to stay at Auro Ville. I had heard so much about the place and wanted to check it out. But I reached late in the evening and I was told that the Matrimandir shuts early.
I found a basic shack and a home stay to stay owned by Senthil, a guy in his late 20s. He and his grandmother were my host. He told me this was not a luxurious place, but a basic shack which did not even have air-condition in the room. And I was like that is exactly what I am looking for! To be away from the comforts and enjoy simple pleasures of life.
The shack that I stayed in.
I wanted to go to the beach and see how it was like. It was already 9pm. He advised me …show more content…
There are loads of articles already filled with itineraries. But since I did visit the city, I would like to suggest Paradise beach. I can guarantee you that this place will be pure bliss.
5) Be-friend people who are hosting you: Your sixth sense would always tell you, if you can trust someone. And that is how, I got dropped off by a stranger with a help of another stranger who arranged a vehicle for me at the last minute!
6) In locals, you should trust: No research would give you more knowledge than the locals of the place. Like the owner of Satya Residency told me to visit Paradise beach. Remember it is first-hand information that you are getting in real time!
7) Leave your internet behind: We live in an age where we constantly think of the selfie we are going to make our whatsapp DP. Or the Facebook check-in that we would be doing or just hashtags on Instragram. It may not be such a bad idea to leave your internet behind. Just go with the flow. Instead, take a notebook, write your thoughts and go old