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Legislation: Weed is barely illegal in India ; Hash is very illegal. Minumum penalty if you dont bribe your way out of trouble : 10 years in an Indian jail. Dont get caught. Law enforcement: As in most places, the cops are mostly interested in turning over users for a bit of cash. Bribe your way out before you get taken to a police station. In Varkala, the cops patrol the beach: dont smoke on the beach or they will nick you! Where to buy marijuana: Ask the waiters in the cliff top restaurants and bars. I found a v nice guy down by the black sand beach furthest north of the Varkala beaches. Brands: Tasty, sticky keralan buds, seedy and leafy but cheap and fairly potent. Keralan weed contains THCV and makes for a very buzzy, electric high. Suffice to say not much makes it this far south and it will be expensive. More information: Weed in Kerala is mostly grown in the Forest Reserves, inland. Often in huge quantities. Yopu might try round Periyar. Outdated information. They remain up simply for nostalgic and entertainment purposes. Laws have changed, and places have changed. As of all articles are severly outdated. Marijuana prices: Cheap! Suffice to say not much makes it this far south and it will be expensive More information: Weed in Kerala is mostly grown in the Forest Reserves, inland.

India, days 9/10: Varkala

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The sea breeze is warm and keeps you cool as you shelter from the hot afternoon sun; the surf crashes onto the beach below; the sound of trance music throbs gently from speakers sitting on the sandy floor of the bar; and contented travellers wander past in their little huddles, showing off far more flesh than is considered polite in the country outside. But it doesn't matter here, because in the same way that major cities have a Little India, a Chinatown and a Latin quarter, most countries have at least one Hippy Haven, where westerners can drift in and kick back, well away from the pressures of life on the road. Hippy Havens are a natural part of the life cycle of tourism, and Varkala is a good example of a Hippy Haven that's about halfway through its life span. Broadly speaking, travelling spots go through a fairly predictable set of stages. Varkala is probably a shade past the cusp of being a perfect Hippy Haven. It has enough guest houses and restaurants to enable visitors to cut themselves off completely from the harsh reality of travelling in India, and it is utterly beguiling because of it, but at the southern end of the beach there are ominously permanent concrete structures creeping up, and it doesn't take much imagination to see Varkala turning into a genuine brochure destination over the next few years, losing a good deal of its charm as it does so. Right now, though, Varkala is a classic, template-based travellers' haunt. It has a pretty little beach where the locals seem to tolerate bikini-clad women with a reasonable lack of leering, and the touts, such as they are, are mild-mannered and happy to take no for an answer, as they try to sell you bongos, maps of India and magnetic stones that make the sound of a cicada as you throw them up in the air. The bars lining the top of the cliff are — at the northern end — distinctly bohemian in their approach, with colourfully decorated bamboo shelters overlooking the Arabian Sea, their coloured light bulbs and mandala throws practically insisting that you sit down, kick back and take a big hit on the sea breeze. Hell, there is even dope here, and the gentle waft of marijuana smoke is as much a part of the atmosphere as tandoori fish, or the waft of the increasingly polluted cliff slopes, with their growing collections of empty bottles, plastic bags and yelping dogs. So Varkala is completely generic, and as Peta and I lapped up the delightful atmosphere, the lovely seafood and the gentle thump of the trance, we could have been anywhere. What a great way to ease one's jet-lagged mind into the prospect of exploring India; bravo for the Hippy Havens out there, even if they're sometimes rather hard to tell apart.

Varkala buy marijuana