THE FOGS OF KAALIPPARA

Each journey is an experience, each experience is a lesson.It is more than conveying the experience of giving unexpected trips.

The previous night there was a good amount of rain, and we knew there would be good fog tomorrow morning after this rain. With this in mind, one of his friends told Aslam about this. He too had a good interest in it. So we decided, Kalipara should be heard.So early in the morning we went to Kalipara, and there was also a companion, our own Rx🏍️.So we started our journey from hostel. Another problem that bothered us on this trip was the lack of enough petrol.

It is only 5 o'clock in the morning.It will be at least 6am to open the nearest petrol pump. We were wondering if we would ever be able to see the sunrise at Kalipara.The sun is just about to burst. An elephant ride from Neyyardam on the way, a cow shepherd, and a society to buy milk joined the journey.So Ashan built it. So we started pushing the car early in the morning. This is part of a journey. Finally, with petrol, the journey started again.Soon after the exhaustion, the road's behavior began to change.

Nice one and a half off road. The roads are surrounded by rubber plantations.The road ends at the foot of Kalipara.So we started to ascend. Good slope on the climbing route due to last night’s rain.There was only one piece of wire for the climb. New grass plants were growing on both sides of the road. There were drops of snow on each end of the lawn that added to the charm of the route. There is a temple on top of the rock. It is located at an elevation of 2000 ft above sea level. Poojas are held every evening and on some special days. The festival is held in the month of January.

After much care, we reached the top of the rock. All the beauty of the dawn has enveloped her. The sun was slowly rising around the rising sun. The sun shone brightly, each grass shining like gold. From the top of the hill, you can see the Neyyar Dam and the way we came. It was really one and a half sight.

The time was approaching 6.30 but there was no change in the surrounding ax. The sun rising from the Western Ghats became a little more beautiful.

As the light increased, so did the views around it. You started to see the small towns in the distance. There you saw a few monkeys. The power of the Veil came along. So we started down the hill. The climb down was a little more trying.Finally we said goodbye to Kalipara and set off. It seemed to me that the name of this rock is better than Kali. On our way out we saw the shutters of the Neyyar Dam.

The experiences that each trip brings are great. Will meet again on another trip