South india Travel Guide

Bangalore
Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka State, is one of Indias most charming cities. Aptly named  "Garden City", it boasts of an amazing number of flowering trees and parks. With splendid pink cassias and golden acacias blooming, with jacarandas flowering in purple majesty and the gulmohurs lighting the roads, with their flame-orange brilliance, the city is a sheer delight to simply wander around in. From a sleeping city, to the Silicon
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Chennai / Madras
Chennai, the cultural centre of South India and gateway to the state of Tamil Nadu, is a fascinating jumble, dominated by glittering high-rise emporia and corporate buildings. Cinema and politics, are the major beats on the streets. But between the psychedelic flashes, you can catch a glimpse of the special-toned charm of colonial history, splendid strains of classical music and sniff a heady compound of jasmines and spices, Chennai still retains a traditional charm of its ancient past.
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Coonoor
A quiet hill station ,an hour away from Ooty, and reached by a delightful toy-train, Coonoor nestles snuggly in the lap of the famous blue Nilgiri hills. A delightful town with exquisite scenery all round, there is much to see at this idyllic, lesser-known retreat covered by grassy meadows, a profusion of sunflowers, marigolds and rhododendrons, all growing wild. With steep hills and valleys carpeted with tea bushes
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Goa
Situated on the south bank of the Mandovi estuary in north Goa is Panaji or Panjim the State Capital. Built around the Altinho hill, its Portuguese appeal can still be seen in its elegantly red roofed Portuguese villas, boats plying up and down the Mandovi river, gardens and avenues lined with Gulmohor and Acassia trees as well homes built using Latin architecture.
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Hyderabad
A multitude of influences, has shaped the character of Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh. Its palaces and buildings, gardens and streets, all seeped in history, with an architectural individuality, makes Hyderabad an enchanting city. Maintaining its oriental culture, it is one of the few cities where the ebb and flow of life, co-exists with a wealth of colourful variety as in the bazars, lanes, and localities of historic
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Kannur / Cannanore
Bounded by a wealth of natural beauty,  days of glory of Kannur were under the Kolathiri Rajas. Noted by Marco Polo as a spice trading port, it is a key contributor to the cultural, religious, political and industrial heritage of the State. Though various colonial powers, including the Portuguese, Dutch and British, exerted their influence over this rich Malabar Coast region, Kannur enjoys the credit of having been the cradle
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Kochi / Cochin
One of the finest natural harbours on the Arabian Sea coast, Kochi has been a port of call, for foreign traders from early times. One of the most interesting towns in South India; its cosmopolitan character is reflected, in its low rise, picturesque buildings and structures. A prime tourist destination and commercial hub of Kerala; with its wealth of historical associations and its settings, in a stunning location, between the Arabian Sea and Backwaters, the city of Kochi, perfectly reflects the eclecticism of Kerala. A city of peninsulas and islands
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Kodaikanal
The temple of Lord Muruga is located on the Palani Hills. 64 kms. from Kodaikkanal and a famous pilgrim centre of the south and one of the six abodes of Lord Subramanya or Muruga, the presiding deity is Dandayuthapani. The idol is made of medicinal herbs, it is one of the six abodes of Lord Muruga and one of the major Pilgrim centres is South India next only to Thirupathi. An electrically operated winch takes the pilgrims to the top. 105 kms. from Coimbatore, direct frequent buses are available from Kodaikanal and Coimbatore.
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Kottayam
Situated in the Backwater circuit, the populace of Kottayam is marked by the presence of the Syrian Christian community. A beautiful town situated in the hills, Kottayam is surrounded by some of the most fertile and beautiful scenery in the state with serene palm-fringed backwaters on the west and the Western Ghats on the east. Well known for its churches, most of the natural rubber of India originates from the acres of well-kept plantations of Kottayam. An important commercial centre of India, Kottayam
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Kovalam
Sparkling blue waters, silvery white sands, swaying coconut palms... Kovalam is a dream. Once a serene and secluded beach, it is now a busy tourist site, haunted by foreign habitués who spend hours on the beach, sipping coconut water, watching the fishermen go out to sea, gorging on fantastic seafood or splattering on an anti-tan and dozing off under a beach umbrella. A sheltered natural bay,
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Kumarakom
On the shores of Lake Vembanad, Kumarakom is where time slows to a crawl as you travel through the narrow backwater channels. Silence rules. Only bird calls and the click of the shutter break it. 
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Mumbai / Bombay
The heart of Indian economy is Mumbai or Bombay. It is the financial backbone of India, and  one of the finest metropolitans in the world. It is famous for its commercial, technological and the advertisement world. The seaport and the international airport, are busiest in the country handling more than 50% of Indian foreign trade. The oldest Indian stock exchange, is located here, accompanied by the biggest amusement park of India- ESSEL WORLD and the largest theme water park of Asia, popularly known as WATERKINGDOM.
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Munnar
Paradise of nature lovers , Munnar was the summer resort of the British government in South India. Surrounded by the Annamalai Hills, this hill station offers spectacular views of the craggy peaks, manicured tea estates, picturesque towns and winding lanes. Munnar in the wee hours of the morning is a dream, covered in mist. Among the exotic flora found in the forests and grasslands is the flower Neelakurinji,
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Mysore
Once the capital of the Wodeyar kingdom, the jewel of Karnataka, Mysore is a mammoth, magnificent tourist paradise. A city of much splendour, it has gorgeous palaces, beautiful parks, wonderful museums and art galleries, dams, reservoirs and temples. Wide stretches of treelined avenues enveloped with the aroma of jasmine, jacaranda and frangipani permeate the air. This easy-going city is famous for its silk and is also a thriving sandalwood and incense centre.
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Ootacamund / Ooty
The Queen of hill stations, Udhagmandalam or Ooty is a gift of nature, in the picturesque Nilgiris (Blue Mountains), with its rolling green downs for hunting, misty mornings and mild evenings, making it reminiscent of the English countryside. The ambient beauty of this hill station, lies in its peaceful ranges, surrounded by a misty blue haze. Known for its salubrious climate and scenic beauty, it is a delightful place to escape to, from the oppressive summer heat, for the South Indians and in the winters for North Indians, wanting to avoid the cold.
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Rameshwaram
The epic Ramayana hallows Rameshwaram. A devout Hindu, who visits Varanasi is expected to visit Rameshwaram also, for the culmination of his quest for Salvation. Held sacred by Saivites and Vaishnavites as well, Rameshwaram is an island town, having one of the most venerated temples of India. The temple renowned for its many pillared corridors, is a fine example of South Indian architecture.
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Thekkady
Getting to Thekkady, is as sublime as the destination itself. A scenic journey, past mist capped mountains, spice plantations and open grasslands, lined with spectacular waterfalls and delightful trekking trails, forms the access to your hideaway here. Perched amidst dense greenery, in the outskirts of the Periyar Tiger Reserve, the sole Tiger reserve of the Country, Thekkady, with its bountiful treasures of tropical flora and fauna, is the ultimate reservoir, of many an endangered species and a rich tribal culture.
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Thiruvanathapuram / Trivandrum
The gateway, to one of the most beautiful states in India - Kerala, the city gets its name from the word, Thiruvananthapuram, meaning the city of Anantha, or the abode of the sacred Serpent Anantha, on which Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the Hindu trinity, reclines. Presiding over one of the most scenic states of the country, it is a beautiful seaside city built on seven hills.
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Tirupati
The holy hills of Tirumala, in the extreme south-east of Andhra Pradesh, is one of the most ancient and spectacular places of pilgrimage in India and the Venkateswara Temple here, is claimed to be the busiest in the world, eclipsing Jerusalem, Rome and Mecca in the sheer number of pilgrims. The town not only owes its existence to the sacred temple, but also comprises of seven peaks, representing the seven hoods of Adisesha, thus earning the name, Seshachalam. Moreover, the name
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Varkala
Kerala's new destination Varkala, is a perfect place for those who like to holiday in a calm and serene atmosphere. Varkala is a seaside tourist resort and spa. A small town 55km north of Thiruvananthapuram, it is also an important religious place for the Hindus. The Papanasam Beach at Varkala is a quiet, secluded beach known for its white, silvery stretch of sand, mineral springs and rocky cliffs. Varkala is also an important Hindu centre of pilgrimage. It is the final resting
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