The capital city of Karnataka, Bangalore is a melting point of traditions and modernity. While on one hand it is known as the Silicon Valley of India, it, on the other hand also boasts of a colorful historical past remnants of which can still be seen throughout the city. Bangalore is located on the Deccan Plateau and flaunts a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. A pleasant weather prevails over here throughout the year and this makes the tourists very comfortable in this south Indian city. Some of the topmost attractions housed within the city include the Bull Temple, the Vidhan Soudha, and the Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens.
Chennai is the capital city of Tamil Nadu and definitely the most significant city in the state. It was established by the British around the 17th century and soon it grew into an important commercialand naval base for the entire region. The city is home to several government offices and a host of private organizations thus opening numerous avenues of employment for youth from all over the country. Chennai that is located on the Coromandel Coast of the Indian peninsula is particularly known for its cultural heritage. The Madras Music Season is an annual event that invites artists and spectators in thousands from all over the country (Madras is the erstwhile name of the city).
Mamallapuram is also known as Mahabalipuram which is an ancient port city. It is located at a distance of about 60 km from Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu. Mahabalipuram is frequently visited by guests and devotees who come here to visit the centuries-old temples that are housed here. A few of the topmost attractions housed here include the Shore Temple, Ganesha Ratham, Mamallapuram Lighthouse, Arjuna's Penance, Pancha Pandava Rathas, and the Mahisuramardini caves. The beauty of these attractions has contributed in making Mamallapuram a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Pondicherry is one of the 7 Union Territories in India and was the largest French colony in the country. The French connection is still exhibited through the numerous French styled mansions that are housed here and even through the numbering of the houses! The city is divided in to Ville Noire and Ville Blanche meaning the town of the blacks and the town of the whites, respectively. Pondicherry is now known as 'Puducherry' and is regarded as a significant hub for education in India.
Tiruchirapalli is located on the banks of the Cauvery River and is one of the largest cities in Tamil Nadu. The very fertile lands of this place are home to several attractions such as the Rock Fort, the Sriranganathaswamy temple, and the Trichy Museum. While here, do make sure that you relish on the delectable local cuisine that is painstakingly prepared and tastefully served across all restaurants housed here.
Thanjavur is an ancient seat of art and architecture and still manages to woo the spectators through its world heritage monuments that are located in and around the city. An ancient city in Tamil Nadu, Thanjavur offers a number of sightseeing attractions and excursion options to the nearby areas including the Brahadeeshwarar temple, a magnificent palace, and the Schwartz Church.
Popularly known as the temple town of India, Madurai is located in Tamil Nadu and is the oldest inhabited city in the country. It was once an important political and commercial seat of ancient Indian civilization especially of South India. Madurai boasts of a historical past that is more than 2500 years old. The city is famous for a number of elements such as the Meenakshi temple, the fragrant Jasmine flowers, and its rich cultural heritage.
The capital city of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram is an enchanting base for all sojourns across the state. Housing a number of temples, renowned educational institutions and a host of science and technology centers; Thiruvananthapuram is a tropical city that is built on seven hills. The city was earlier known as Trivandrum and is home to several beaches that invite and attract tourists from all over the world to come and a romantic vacation in its midst. The colorful festivals that are held here transform the otherwise quiet city into a hub of activities and events.
Located not very far away from the Kerala - Tamil Nadu border is the quaint and sleepy village of Poovar. Although small, the place nevertheless boasts of magnificent natural beauty fitted with rivers, lakes, fine silvery beaches, and a host of activities that wait to enthrall the guests on vacation here. While here, one may laze around in the beach, savor on the local delicacies, enjoy a leisurely walk across the rural countryside, and above all spend serene moments with your loved ones or in the company of nature.
The colonial name for the place was Cochin that is nestled comfortably on the south-western banks of India. Owing to its strategic location and the role it has played in shaping the history of the place, Kochi is also fondly referred to as the Gateway to Kerala. The city is an important center for trade and commerce in the area and is a renowned port and an international airbase connecting Kerala to several global destinations. The moderate climate and a tasteful selection of delectable sea food make Kochi a fondly frequented tourist destination in the state.
One of the most enchanting Indian lands is the Kerala backwaters. The tranquility and serenity of the place almost demarcates its non-existent boundaries making it a world on its own. Located in the Malabar Coast, the mesmerizing locations of the Kerala backwaters include areas such as Kollam, Alappuzha, Kumarakom, Kasargod, Kozhikode, and Kuttanad. Each of these regions has been blessed with unparallel natural beauty set with sky touching coconut and palm trees and vast stretches of greenery. The traditional houseboats called Kettuvalams are also an important feature of the Kerala backwaters. These are luxury accommodation options for guests seeking a vacation amidst luxury and opulence.
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