These are the pictures of the countryside villages in Kerala. Full of greenery, paddy fields, and coconut trees. Rapid urbanization has changed the landscape bringing concrete jungles everywhere.
- Numerous gifts of nature, do not miss the opportunity to indulge in such treats that we may get during our hectic day to day life.
38 comments:
This is an amazing place. I love the green and other colors of nature and therefore delighted by watching pictures of oriental countries.
Greetings :)
Love the greenery :) Thanks so much.
Całe szczęście, że urbanizacja nie wszędzie dotarła, ze są jeszcze zielone pola. *** Mam już Tłumacza, który działa. Pozdrawiam.
Fortunately, that urbanization is not reached everywhere that are still green fields. I already have a interpreter that works. Yours.
This is a beautiful area. It looks like a great place to relax.
Wow; great !
Finally you found an application that works well, good :)
Thanks so much.
Greenery is disappearing fast over here, its sad.
Cool visual treat :)
Thanks so much.
The sentiments shared by those who wanted nature to stay. And just like everywhere, our vast greeneries are dimisnishing and I am saddened that these will just be enjoyed through photos in the future.
Very true !
Thanks buddy, thanks for the visit and comment :)
Valentine's day wishes in advance !
Kerala is definitely on my list of places to visit...!!!
My dad once even bought the tickets but last minute things came up and we had to abandon our trip... sad indeed because I would have loved to be here!!!
Wow, beautiful comment :)
Thinker, Kerala, God's own country is a must visit place ! So make things happen, may be when you get holidays after your boards :)
Cheers buddy, thanks for the visit and the awesome comment.
Best of luck !
Beautiful scenery? Absolutely wonderful!!
A palm tree? are plants that love the heat.
Just like me. I love the heat and sun!
I love the green landscapes!
I send you many greetings from distant Polish.
LUCIA
nice photos, nice blog!
I'm actually ok with concrete jungles. I'm not fond of nature.
Thanks so much Christine :)
Lovely comment !
Thanks so much for this lovely comment:)
Those are actually coconut trees. You sure will find a coconut tree everywhere in Kerala. In malayalam, our mother tongue, 'keram' means coconut tree !
Thanks again, Lucia :)
Wow :)
it is beautiful....i love the palms...we used to have them when i lived in florida...a more tropical climate....
Life would be freer and more comfortable in such a countryside! I feel tropical breeze. I prefer winter to summer in Japan as our summer is notoriously humid but when air is dry, I’m all right with the heat to some extent.
Yoko
Beautiful photos, Rajiv... Nature is SO special. Hubby and I love being out in nature --whether it is to take a walk or hike, to search for waterfalls, to climb to the top of a mountain for a view, to watch the birds, or even if it's to work in our yard/garden.....
Hugs,
Betsy
Wow, it's beautiful..so lush and green. Thank you so much for sharing these. :)
Our villages are full of greenery ! Lovely places !
Interesting weather in Japan :) Would like to visit asap :)
Thanks a lot Betsy, you brightened up my mood today by posting this beautiful comment. Living in sync with nature is awesome and you two deserve a thumbs up !
Cool !
Grace, you are welcome, thank you !
Greenery in Kerala is spectacular, so captivating !
Thank you Brian :)
Coconut trees are a common sight all over Kerala !
Your pictures are so serene and lovely. Nature is truly a gift to be enjoyed. The wonderful thing is that it is free.In our community we try to preserve as much green space as possible. It is getting more difficult with the growth of our community, however. Still, it is very much a worthy goal to help save as much of this beauty as possible. To me, nature is God's handiwork.
Wow, what a beautiful comment :)
Comments like these keep me motivated to blog with enthusiasm. You have got the message clearly about the importance of preserving Nature as much naturally as possible. Such greenery is disappearing quickly from here because of reckless urbanization. Hope everybody will take interest in Nature conservation :)
Thanks Sandy, you make me smile :)
Hello, RAJIV SANKARAPILLAI.
Good feeling works.
Thank you for your visiting always.
Good week is coming.
Greeting
From Japan, ruma ❃
Ruma, awesome comment !
Have a nice weekend :)
It's so rare to see countryside here in S'pore, thanks to the busy city. Lol! The shots give me a serene touch. It'll be a pity to lose these......
Hi Shirley, beautiful comment :)
Thank you !
Hello, RAJIV SANKARAPILLAI.
Expression of great moment.
Fascinating photographing.
Have a good day. From Japan, ruma ❀
Wow, a beautiful comment !
Thanks for this fabulous complement. Your comment brought a smile to my lips :)
Great, thanks again.
Nice pictures! Could you help, Rajiv? I cannot define the difference between tea and chai. I thought you in India know this? Thanks in advance!
Irina
Hi Rajiv, love the country side scenery. Enjoyed looking at the coconut trees and paddy field. Compare with staying in the hectic city life, the country side life style is so peaceful and life is so simple. Missed the good old days staying in small town.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos. Have a great week ahead,regards.
Thanks Irina.
In hindi, the national language of India, tea beverage is 'chai'. It is 'Chaya' in malayalam, our mother tongue in Kerala. We also call tea leaves 'Theyila'.
Hope this helps.
Btw, tea is a very popular beverage in Russia and the import of tea there is huge, Russia being the top importer of tea in the world, I read somewhere !
You like tea?
I have posts about green tea. Please check the links http://magnificentdewdrops.blogspot.in/2013/03/i-enjoyed-moroccan-tea-while-visiting.html ,
http://magicalpresent.blogspot.in/2013/07/green-tea.html
Amelia, thanks.
In many ways Malaysia and Kerala are similar. There are coconut trees there too, the scenery looks more or less the same, I believe.
Enjoy your weekend :)
I like these Rajiv! Beautiful pictures!
Thanks for you very kind comments :)
Thank you for the compliments Birgitta :)
You are a genius; you deserve such exemplary comments.
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