For an enhanced viewing experience, switch to 4K resolution and start watching from 5:55 onwards. The 4K clarity will significantly improve the quality and details of the video, making it much more enjoyable. 00:33- Heading to the Kollam Boat Jetty on an auto-rickshaw. Autorickshaws are available at the Kollam Railway Station parking lot for a pre-paid fare of just 50 INR. The distance from the station to the boat jetty is approximately 2 kilometers. 1:03 onwards- Kollam Boat Jetty and the view of the 'See Ashtamudi Boat' that I and Akshay are going to travel. 2:01-Akshay and I are enjoying light refreshments at the boat jetty, savoring tea, coffee, and some biscuits. 2:19- Boat departs from Kollam Boat Jetty. 2:37- Upper deck of the boat we have booked. 2:44- In- conversation with the Boat Manager. 3:56 onwards- On the lower deck, we received a briefing on the boat's fare structure and the features of the tour. The duration of 'See Ashtamudi' Ferry will be 5 hours with a ticket rate of Rs.400/- for Lower deck and Rs.500/- for Upper deck. Tickets online can be booked through this number, contact 9400050390. 4:17- The Boat departs from Kollam Boat Jetty. 5:55 onwards- Watch the video in 4K clarity. 6:52 onwards- Stunning views of Backwaters. 8:04- View of Hotel Raviz. 9:30- Interior of the Boat and Refreshment Stall available in the boat. 10:41 onwards- Backwaters View. 11:17- In-conversation with Food manager, Prince. 12:03 onwards- The view of Sambranikodi Mangrooves from the Boat. And Sambranikodi Jetty is also visible at some distance. 12:23 to 13:12-Deep briefing on the Ashtamudi Lake. 13:23- Birds Chirping. 13:53- Arriving at Sambranikodi Boat Jetty, we will halt here during our return journey. For now, we are heading towards the Perumon Railway Bridge. 14:18- View of Sambranikodi Jetty. 14:48 onwards- Stunnign views of Backwaters unfold. 17:34- The view from the front of the boat gives a quintessential Titanic-like feel, with expansive waters stretching out ahead and the sense of adventure and freedom. 19:11- The boat crew directs me to where the backwaters merge with the Arabian Sea in the backdrop, highlighting the scenic confluence of these two majestic water bodies. The crew also informs me that the boat will sail to the Perumon Railway Bridge, where, in 1988, the Trivandrum-bound Island Express from Bangalore plunged off the bridge, resulting in 105 lives being lost as the train's bogies fell into the water. 19:56- Back to the Front view. 20:33- In- conversation with Akshay amidst stunning view of Backwaters. 22:02 onwards- Arriving at a Lunch Spot. 23:42 onwards- Lunch Menu served in the Boat. 24:02- Akshay is enjoying his lunch (Veg- Meals). 29:01- Spotting a train from moving Boat. 31:11- Stunning Backwater visuals. 33:22 onwards- Arriving at Perumon Railway Bridge location where the worst train accident in Kerala's history, the Peruman Train Tragedy, occurred on July 8, 1988. 37:00- Backwaters in the backdrop. 42:00- The sight of a bird perching on the rails of the boat is nothing short of nature’s bliss. It captures a moment of serene beauty, blending effortlessly with the tranquil surroundings and enhancing the peaceful experience of the journey. 43:21- Upon arriving at Sambranikodi Jetty, we will halt, disembark, and transfer to a speedboat heading towards Sambranikodi Island. This marks the next exciting phase of our journey as we explore the island. This concludes Episode 1. In the next episode, we will explore Sambranikodi Island and cover our return journey to Kollam. Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for more exciting adventures! #ashtamudilake #keralabackwaters #munroeisland
For an enhanced viewing experience, switch to 4K resolution and start watching from 5:55 onwards. The 4K clarity will significantly improve the quality and details of the video, making it much more enjoyable.
00:33- Heading to the Kollam Boat Jetty on an auto-rickshaw. Autorickshaws are available at the Kollam Railway Station parking lot for a pre-paid fare of just 50 INR. The distance from the station to the boat jetty is approximately 2 kilometers.
1:03 onwards- Kollam Boat Jetty and the view of the 'See Ashtamudi Boat' that I and Akshay are going to travel.
2:01-Akshay and I are enjoying light refreshments at the boat jetty, savoring tea, coffee, and some biscuits.
2:19- Boat departs from Kollam Boat Jetty.
2:37- Upper deck of the boat we have booked.
2:44- In- conversation with the Boat Manager.
3:56 onwards- On the lower deck, we received a briefing on the boat's fare structure and the features of the tour. The duration of 'See Ashtamudi' Ferry will be 5 hours with a ticket rate of Rs.400/- for Lower deck and Rs.500/- for Upper deck. Tickets online can be booked through this number, contact 9400050390.
4:17- The Boat departs from Kollam Boat Jetty.
5:55 onwards- Watch the video in 4K clarity.
6:52 onwards- Stunning views of Backwaters.
8:04- View of Hotel Raviz.
9:30- Interior of the Boat and Refreshment Stall available in the boat.
10:41 onwards- Backwaters View.
11:17- In-conversation with Food manager, Prince.
12:03 onwards- The view of Sambranikodi Mangrooves from the Boat. And Sambranikodi Jetty is also visible at some distance.
12:23 to 13:12-Deep briefing on the Ashtamudi Lake.
13:23- Birds Chirping.
13:53- Arriving at Sambranikodi Boat Jetty, we will halt here during our return journey. For now, we are heading towards the Perumon Railway Bridge.
14:18- View of Sambranikodi Jetty.
14:48 onwards- Stunnign views of Backwaters unfold.
17:34- The view from the front of the boat gives a quintessential Titanic-like feel, with expansive waters stretching out ahead and the sense of adventure and freedom.
19:11- The boat crew directs me to where the backwaters merge with the Arabian Sea in the backdrop, highlighting the scenic confluence of these two majestic water bodies. The crew also informs me that the boat will sail to the Perumon Railway Bridge, where, in 1988, the Trivandrum-bound Island Express from Bangalore plunged off the bridge, resulting in 105 lives being lost as the train's bogies fell into the water.
19:56- Back to the Front view.
20:33- In- conversation with Akshay amidst stunning view of Backwaters.
22:02 onwards- Arriving at a Lunch Spot.
23:42 onwards- Lunch Menu served in the Boat.
24:02- Akshay is enjoying his lunch (Veg- Meals).
29:01- Spotting a train from moving Boat.
31:11- Stunning Backwater visuals.
33:22 onwards- Arriving at Perumon Railway Bridge location where the worst train accident in Kerala's history, the Peruman Train Tragedy, occurred on July 8, 1988.
37:00- Backwaters in the backdrop.
42:00- The sight of a bird perching on the rails of the boat is nothing short of nature’s bliss. It captures a moment of serene beauty, blending effortlessly with the tranquil surroundings and enhancing the peaceful experience of the journey.
43:21- Upon arriving at Sambranikodi Jetty, we will halt, disembark, and transfer to a speedboat heading towards Sambranikodi Island. This marks the next exciting phase of our journey as we explore the island.
This concludes Episode 1. In the next episode, we will explore Sambranikodi Island and cover our return journey to Kollam. Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for more exciting adventures!
#ashtamudilake #keralabackwaters #munroeisland
Super video.❤❤
Very nice
A small suggestion if I may- Add some background music to your videos. It will make it more interesting.
Thank you for your valuable feedback!