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It does take a little bit of time to get into the rhythm of Cochin, after the “normal” pace of our lives in France or United States.
Vegetarian Food, Ayurvedic Massages, walking along quiet streets, reading and writing, and no sightseeing, no social activity other than with local friends from other visits.
it took more than five days to find the rhythm of the place and after that it was fine, even began appreciating how friendly the locals are, in fact I consider Malayalees to be the friendliest of the Indians.
Vegetarian Food, Ayurvedic Massages, walking along quiet streets, reading and writing, and no sightseeing, no social activity other than with local friends from other visits.
it took more than five days to find the rhythm of the place and after that it was fine, even began appreciating how friendly the locals are, in fact I consider Malayalees to be the friendliest of the Indians.
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