World Image issue 17 February 2015

Of course, it's very loud, especially when you
consider that one of the best "room" of the hotel
is shown in a photo directly behind Shemer.
Perhaps someone will confuse abundance of
stars, but many tourists from the UK, Italy,
Denmark and Russia, visited here, appreciate
this place is not for the convenience of
hospitality and culinary delights of the local
chefs.
Semir - a sociable, open and kind person, tells
me that the people of his village for fourteen
years have been fighting for their rights to the
land.
You can rent a house for 200 rupees a day. For
lunch, you can order omelettes, fish and chips,
and water. In my opinion, this is quite enough
to not be distracted by worldly things, just
enjoy the solitude in an unspoilt corner of
nature.
The Government, together with the Indian auto
giant Tata would have long ago built up the
five-kilometre beach with a braid of luxury
hotels, if not for a handful of local residents
who do not want to voluntarily leave their
native land. Semir said that they are forbidden
to carry out communication, build a cafe or
have a travel services. Therefore, all he has to
offer - straw bungalows with a clay floor and
the food cooked in the kitchen in his village.
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