Sometimes you need to stare long before you realise that the our world is more majestic than we think. I had such a moment of awe and eye splendour in Thekkady, a part of Kerala. It was the green mountain, called so because its greenery lasts throughout the year.
It wasn’t just any mountain, though. It’s home for some of the tallest trees, mildest deer, and wildest elephants. Not to forget the freshest of lemongrass. You could reach out and snatch the grass off its root (Evil, I know. I was appalled when our host did it, but was also glad later.), and the lemony scent would fill the air with all its natural glory. None of the perfumed, lemon-flavoured car fresheners would come anywhere close to it. That’s the beauty of our earth—human creations stand no chance against it.
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Beautiful. I go to Kerala every year, but this is different terrain than what I have seen there. You describe it so well. I could experience so many sensations through your words.
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Thanks Karuna, for stopping by my blog. I’m glad I could show you a piece of Thekkady I enjoyed. Do visit the place if you can, I’m sure you’ll love it.
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I think you are right about that!
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You have reminded me how beautiful the mountains are in Thekkady. Thanks.
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Thank you for reading and appreciating.
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You are very welcome. 🙂
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