About Hyacinth Panioty

Hyacinth Panioty is a sixth generation Greco-Indian tracing her ancestrall roots to 1750*.
She is a Med-Transcriptionist by profession and extensively edits works on the subject. She has recently made her entry into the world of hospitality. However there is a great deal more to Hyacinth she is a traveler for whom seeing new places and people, is the great passion of her life and all travelers will find an understanding, kindred soul in her.

Traveling to new and exotic places is the grand passion of her life and apart from Kashmir and Punjab, She has Visited seen and sampled vitually every state in India.

Her Love affair with the open road started as a little girl, when her parents piled her and her siblings into the family car for an extended sightseeing trips in the early 1970’s. It was here that Hyacinth was smitten by the travel bug, and met the gypsy within herself. This was also the occasion when she discovered her preference for the known road, which leads to unknown destinations. Many years later, Hyacinth has roamed the Indian Continent  at every Oppurtunity. Even though famous monuments, ancient archeological sites, bustling cities and scenic wonders all catch her interest and enthusiasm. Its in India ever-dwindling roster of traditional cultures that really fires her imagination.
Always up for a challenge she thrives on the feeling that every place and every person she meets her in someway. She enjoys seeing how different people live their daily lives and is irresistibly drawn to the experiences of others. Multifaceted Hyacinth Panioty is as much at ease in her own kitchen, as she is in facing up to the challenges of the road. How else would she have had the daring to try bungee jumping for the first time in perth in Australia or howelse can one explain her recent, heart shopping debut at paragliding from sarangkot mountain in Pokhara in Nepal at the age of 42 years. Riding the thermals seemed as exhilrating to her as taking her first plings with a bungee attached to her angle.

Her Next destination is Bhutan, the Exotic land of the Thunder Dragon – the Last Shangri-La…………….

Invitation from Hyacinth Panioty

“Varu……. Welcome to our beach house in Kannur, in northern Kerala. It faces the Arabian Sea, and appears to strech away to infinity. Close by is our nearest neighbor a small quaint fishing village. Everytime I look out of the window and note the conspicuous absence of jostling crowds, I feel that the beach, with its extensive strech of Golden sands, belongs to me, and me alone. The serenity and the hushed sound of the breakers (waves), along with the tranquility of the sorroundings is the soothing balm. Which most city folks dream about. It is what their frayed, stressed out nerves desperately to recover their sanity and recharge their mental batteries.

So if you are toying with the idea of visiting us, we shall be delighted to place the first and second floor of our home at your disposal. The accomodation does not possess the glamour and glitz of 5-star opulence. Far from it. However, its cosy and reminiscent of a home away from home. The meals too will remind you of your Momma’s cooking- tasty and wholesome. A resident housekeeper will be in attendance 24/7, and his wife will cook and clean for you.
In case you wish to sample Cochin, we can arrange for yoour stay in my mother’s independent beach cottage right on the three kms strech of Cherai Beach. It offers a taste of both Beach and Backwater life.Also in Cochin Vypin Island we have Village atmosphere Home Stay, www.panioty.com , Guest House in Vypin is run by my Mother Iris Panioty who was National Awardy in 1995.