ONE OF MY MOST MEMORABLE TRIPS
In the hustle bustle of the city people wait for vacations to
set off to place where they can unload their stress and fill them with peace. Holidays
unwind our mind from the daily chaos and make our mind fresh inspiring us to
work harder and improve our lifestyle. Holidays also give us an opportunity to
explore the scintillating beauty of mother earth and broaden our horizons.
Recently I had been
to the COCONUT LAND OF India BEKAL, kerala. We departed in the afternoon train. As
the train passed the countryside of Maharashtra we marveled at the scenic beauty on both
sides of window and the open green stretch which seemed to lay miles away. I was
gaping with wonder at the huge coconut trees which swayed with the wind as its height
kissed the sky. It was a mesmerizing scene as the sun set behind the hills and
the only music was the bird’s song.
While heading to our hotel in kerala the sight of lush green
fields and the winding road took me to a blissful world. After having a scrumptious
meal we rested on the grass which faced the back waters of the hotel. The water
was calm and was winding through a stretch of green forest. I was elated as my
room was facing the back waters. i took a bath at the plunge pool then headed
for the odissi , a south Indian cultural dance organised by the hotel. My family
and I thoroughly enjoyed the performance.
Next day i was woke by a hint of light. The dawn had just
broken. I sat on the swing staring at the beautiful sky as the sun rose fully
in the sky. The view was picturesque. The mountains bathed in the glory of
rising sun. I was enchanted to feel the morning sun on my feet. Soon we all
headed for a stroll to the beach. The adhesive white water lashed over rocks
and pebbles. I immersed my feet in the water and took a deep breath as the soft
breeze carried the fragrance far and wide. We built sandcastles and then
stamped, jumped, watched it broke and laughed remembering the old childhood days.
In the evening we visited the BEKAL FORT. It was built on
the shore of the sea. We had the traditional sweet COCONUT WATER- popularly
known as the south Indian refreshment.
We had a ball of time at the trip.
The next day we set out for Bombay. Deep inside with the
feeling of returning here once again I wished how wonderful it would be if I
could stay here in the serene, calm, quite and peaceful life of countryside,
lavishly among the nature and not amidst the dirt, traffic and pollution.
I realized that nature removes boredom and elevates our
spirits and enlightens our soul and refreshes it.
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