Tours in South India. South India is a land of diverse cultures, made up of the six states of Goa, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The region is as varied in geography and climate as it is in culture and cuisines with historical landmarks and natural scenic places of beauty.
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The sheer beauty of Kerala is sure to sweep you off your feet. The countryside is known for its stunning plantations and sleepy fishing villages while the cities are havens of culture, ancient oases of architecture and traditions. The vast coastline ensures the presence of mesmerizing beaches, from popular tourist hotspots to hidden gems that are perfect for sunbathing and relaxation. If you are in love with Indian cuisines, Kerala is perhaps the best place to enjoy those coconut flavors and spices. Each dish forces you to lick your fingers as you go, for where’s the taste without diving into Indian food with both hands!
South India sets itself apart with fascinating sights and unparalleled scenery to ensure that every experience in the region is immensely satisfying. Tea plantations join hands with vast national parks; spice groves set the foundation for the sleepy backwaters, ancient customs take you beyond hidden villages, Chinese fishing nets, and local architecture strewed along the way.
We often tend to stick to Kerala and Goa while visiting South India, but the region offers so much more. Karnataka delivers the romance of traditional India with its tiger reserves, stunning scenery, and ancient ruins. Mega-cities let you live the good life while jungles full of tigers, elephants and monkeys let you bring the concept of game drives to India. Hampi and its ancient architecture is another must-see destination for most visitors. Moreover, whatever you do, don’t miss out on those enchanting sunsets.
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Tours in Kerala. Kerala is perhaps the best place in India to get away from the frenzied scenes and chaotic city life and surrender your soul to nature, allowing her to cleanse your spirit, rejuvenate your tired body and refresh your mind. Blessed with a palm tree-lined coastline that stretches over 600 kms. Moreover, is full of scintillating beaches, Kerala easily manages to emerge as one of the top travel destinations in India.
moreTours to Tamil Nadu and Madurai. Steeped in history and tradition, the cradle of the Dravidian culture. Relatively untouched by foreign invaders, much of the ancient temples survive. Known as the temple state and home to Madurai and the Meenakshi Temple. In this state your will also, find the old French enclave of Pondicherry. Just north of here lies the shore temples of Mamallapuram. The temples of Tamil Nadu have their origin in religious worship and even today continue to color daily life. Visit Kanchipuram, one of the Hindu’ seven sacred cities in India and also famous for silk production.
moreKarnataka’s history goes back to the days of Emporer Ashoka, once nurtured great dynasties – the Kadambas, the Hoysalas, the Chalukyas and the Vijanagar Emperors. All have left their imprint in the magnificent stonework and the ruins of great cities founded on this plateau of lush tropical jungle.
moreOnce the pride of Portugal’s eastern empire, this lush green state with its vast beaches remains a little bit of ‘Portuguese Colonial’ in many ways. Here Roman Catholicism remains orthodox, and wine still graces the humblest of tables, good food, and a life full of song, dance, and merriment to the lilting beach of guitar and drum. Peaceful and serene, offering just the right atmosphere for the lazing holiday maker seeking sun and sand, popular with tourists for many years with its renowned “travelers’ scene.”
moreOnce part of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana was formed on the 2nd June 2014, the newest and the 29th state of India. Its capital is now Hyderabad with the state bordering Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. Telangana has a variety of tourist attractions including historical places, monuments, forts, waterfalls, forests and temples.
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