Kodai...i can sign up for a tour guide here...this place has a draw, an attraction that i cant refute....i have been here 3 times and each time with a different set of people....
The place is a holidayer's paradise....and offers you everything u cud hope for....the first time i went there...i was with friends...my FIRST trip sans family...i'd a huge mix of emotions coursing thru me....excited to be out all by myself....happy that i was with a group of people i totally like....scared w/o family....being 5 girls in a land we dont know and dont really speak the language (i manage, but very little)....we asked for a single room (!) to be housed in....the manager was in splits and then finally housed us in the suite....it was like entering a fantasy world....for me....
we set out and covered a varied array of places....most of which we were advised furiously to NOT miss....people who advised us to NOT miss the places...were also subjected to upteen number of viewings of our 450 & odd pictures....some of them in the blog for your viewing pleasure(!)
the second was unique as i was almost the only person who had bee to Kodai and everyone hung on my every word(!) for guidance...we 2 kids,2 kidults, 6 adults it was a joyride with its road blocks....for one we cudnt do the more daring slope views and the Devil's Kitchen....but the fact that we had fun from the rundown, dilapited resort where my mother and uncle spent a sleepless night (there was no latch on the front door, a broken TV, cold freezing water & no food) to the dreamy day we had in Kodai International, one of the best hotels i have been to....the trip was a basket of episodes that raked from serious to funny.....
The place is a holidayer's paradise....and offers you everything u cud hope for....the first time i went there...i was with friends...my FIRST trip sans family...i'd a huge mix of emotions coursing thru me....excited to be out all by myself....happy that i was with a group of people i totally like....scared w/o family....being 5 girls in a land we dont know and dont really speak the language (i manage, but very little)....we asked for a single room (!) to be housed in....the manager was in splits and then finally housed us in the suite....it was like entering a fantasy world....for me....
we set out and covered a varied array of places....most of which we were advised furiously to NOT miss....people who advised us to NOT miss the places...were also subjected to upteen number of viewings of our 450 & odd pictures....some of them in the blog for your viewing pleasure(!)
the second was unique as i was almost the only person who had bee to Kodai and everyone hung on my every word(!) for guidance...we 2 kids,2 kidults, 6 adults it was a joyride with its road blocks....for one we cudnt do the more daring slope views and the Devil's Kitchen....but the fact that we had fun from the rundown, dilapited resort where my mother and uncle spent a sleepless night (there was no latch on the front door, a broken TV, cold freezing water & no food) to the dreamy day we had in Kodai International, one of the best hotels i have been to....the trip was a basket of episodes that raked from serious to funny.....
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