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South India Tourist's Places

 A South India Tourist Places and tour includes trips to the backwaters, beaches, temples along with Ayurveda treatment and varied wildlife. The rich culture, history and tradition adds to the mystery and magic of South India. A trip to Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, or Andaman& Nicobar Islands provides you with fond memories. Nature lovers, adventure lover and wanderlust would surely like to visit South India because of its diversity. 

Temples in South India
Dotted with temples, South India attracts people with religious interest. A couple of towns and cities in South India are referred to as temple towns as well such as Madurai, Rameshwaram and Mahabalipuram. The high quality of architectural work showcased in the walls and ceilings of the temples are contribution of Cholas, Pandyas and Pallava dynasties. The most attractive temples to visit in South India are Badami Cave Temples, Guruvayoor Temple, Lepakshi Temple, Lingaraja Temple, Meenakshi Temple, Tirupati Tirumala Balaji, Sabarimala Temple and Jagannath Temple.

Backwaters of South India 

The main reason for international and Indian tourists to visit South India is the backwaters of Kerala that are created by the interlocking of lakes and water bodies. To enjoy life in water and to stay in the houseboats, the locations that you must visit are Kollam, Alappuzha, Kumarakom, Trivandrum and Kochi. The houseboats move from time to time, showing you the diverse scenic views of Kerala. All amenities will be provided in the houseboats to make your stay a memorable one. Here you can also try several water sports like jet skiing, kayaking, paragliding, parasailing, scuba diving, snorkeling and water skiing. Enjoy local delicacies like dosa, idli, thoran, pachadi, chips (banana/ tapioca/jackfruit) and rasam.

Beaches in South India
The deep blue ocean, the palm fringes, and the fresh coconut water along the beaches in South India will give you the experience of a unique holiday. The top beaches to visit in South India are Kovalam beach, Varkala beach, Kappad beach and Marari beach, Karwar Beach, Maple Beach, Marina Beach, Rameshwaram Beach, and Mahe Beach. 

Sanctuaries in South India
The southern part of India has many sanctuaries, which are home to different animals like, Indian Pangolins, langurs, tigers, chitals, Grizzled Indian Squirrels, dholes, sloth bears, leopard cats, Stripe-necked Mongooses, gaurs and Lion-tailed Macaques. The sanctuaries in the South India, which are regularly visited by tourists, are:

• Bandipur Wildlife Sanctuary
• Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary
• Mundanthurai Sanctuary
• Srivilliputhur Giant Squirrel Sanctuary
• Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
• Nagarahole National Park
• Indira Gandhi Sanctuary

West India Tourist's Place

Daman earlier called 'Damao', is situated on the west coast of India, bordered by the Arabian Sea. It is surrounded by the Kolak River on the north, Gujarat on the east, Kalai River on the south and Gulf of Cambay on the west. The clean and picturesque beached of Daman are very inviting to all the tourists especially the ever tensed and tired urbanites.The amusement park on the Devka beach and Nani Daman rejuvenates and recreates the tourists. The illumination on festive days is a treat to the eyes. 

The Jampore beach offers a very silent and serene atmosphere, an ideal place for 'solitude-hunters'. Other tourist places in Daman are Nani Daman Jetty Garden, old churches, forts, lighthouse and a summerhouse. 
Pandavas during their fourteen years of exile are believed to have passed a few days at a place known as Mani Nagar (DIU) which was under the Yadavas led by Krishna Vasudeva during Mahabharata period. According to mythology, Diu was ruled by the great king Jallandhar who was a daitya (Demon) and was killed by Lord Vishnu with his Sudarshan Chakra. The temple of Jallandhar still exists in Diu.
A palm-fringed, largely deserted and secluded beach, Nagoa is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in India. The unique shoe-shape of the beach makes it all the more beautiful. 

The island of Diu, an erstwhile Portuguese colony, is situated off the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat bordering Junagadh district. The other equally beautiful beaches are Ahmedpur, Mandvi,Chakratirath, Jallandhar, and Gomtimata all having their own charm and thrill.The word 'Diu' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Dweep'. During the period from the 14th to 16th century Diu was one of the best Sea Ports and a Naval base. 

» Aurangabad 
From ancient times Aurangabad has been a place of great importance due to it’s location on the famous "Silk Route" that traversed across the breadth of Asia to reach Europe. Textiles, embroidered finery and various kinds of beads made in nearby Paithan were exported to the markets of Greece, Rome and Egypt. Under royal dynasties such as the Satavahanas, Vakatakas, Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas, Aurangabad developed as a centre of culture and learning. 



» Daman
Daman earlier called 'Damao', is situated on the west coast of India, bordered by the Arabian Sea. It is surrounded by the Kolak River on the north, Gujarat on the east, Kalai River on the south and Gulf of Cambay on the west. The clean and picturesque beached of Daman are very inviting to all the tourists especially the ever tensed and tired urbanites. The amusement park on the Devka beach and Nani Daman rejuvenates and recreates the tourists.



» Dandeli 
Located on the scenic banks of the magnificent River Kali, a short drive from Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary, lies Bison River Resort. It is a deluxe property designed on the lines of other Indian Adventures properties. Bison River Resort offers tastefully decorated rooms with a panoramic view of the River Kali. The facilities include a multi cuisine restaurant offering delicious meals, a well stocked bar, a comprehensive wildlife library.



» Diu 
Pandavas during their fourteen years of exile are believed to have passed a few days at a place known as Mani Nagar (DIU) which was under the Yadavas led by Krishna Vasudeva during Mahabharata period. According to mythology, Diu was ruled by the great king Jallandhar who was a daitya (Demon) and was killed by Lord Vishnu with his Sudarshan Chakra. The temple of Jallandhar still exists in Diu. A palm-fringed, largely deserted and secluded beach, Nagoa is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in India. 



» Goa 
Goa, a tiny emerald land on the west coast of India is situated between the borders of Maharastra and Karnataka. Goa was under the rule of the Portuguese for over 450 years. The territory of Goa, Daman & Diu was liberated from the Portuguese rule in the year 1961. Goa attained statehood on 30th May, 1987. A very striking feature of Goa is the harmonious relationship among various religious communities, who have lived together peacefully for generations. 



» Kashid 
Kashid, around 20 km south of Alibag and on the way to Murud is definitely one of the best beaches on the Konkan coastal strip of Maharashtra. Its pure white sand and surf that breaks there is simply excellent. While other beaches around Kashid (like Alibag, Kihim, Murud) are more popular, they lack the pristine beauty of Kashid beach. Non vegetarians will have a good time here enjoying the fish and prawns. 



» Lonavala 
Lonavala is a Hill station in Maharashtra. Also known as the jewel of the Sahyadri Mountains. This Hill Station is also a popular Health Resort in the western ranges on the sahyadri,It Is situated on a hieght of 625 mtrs. above sea level and is a popular gateway from Mumbai and Pune. It also serves as a starting point for tourists interested in visiting the famous, ancient Buddhist rock cut caves of Bhaja and Karla, which are located near this hill station. 




» Mahabaleshwar
The highest hill station in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra , Mahabaleshwar is situated at 1372 meters around Lake Venna, Mahabaleshwar is Sanskrit for God of Great Power. It was summer capital of Governor of the old Bombay Presidency.Covering 10 sq km. There are 30 valley viewpoints with panoramic vistas scattered around the hill station and their access roads make for shady, pleasant walks and treks. The area has strong historical connections with Shivaji, the heroic Maratha warrior king. 



» Matheran 
Matheran is an undulating hilltop cloaked in shady trees, that sprawls languidly at an altitude of 800 m. The journey involves an adventurous two hour ascent in a toy train. With food and drink vendors and monkeys jumping on and off, as the valley glides by sedately! Or a tough 11 km. hike through thick and shady forests. Matheran’s cliffs with incredibly steep drops to the plains below create stunning viewing points. 

North India Tourist's Places

Heritage Cities: Agra The most beautiful creation of nature amidst the foothills of Himalayas. And one of the most popular holiday destination of North India. Location: 185-km From Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Main Attractions: McLeod Ganj (residence of Buddhist follower Dalai Lama) Kangra Art Museum, St. John's Church Best Time To Visit: Mid-May to Mid-October.

Fatehpur Sikri The red sand stone city and the capital of Akbar during his rule. The monumental city of India and the most visited tourist places in North India. Location:- 37 km from Agra Built By:- Akbar in 1570 Current Status:- Conserved by the ASI and given the status of World heritage site. Must See:- Buland Darwaza, Jama Masjid, Dargah of Salim Chisti,

Spiritual Places of North India:- Dharamsala The city crowning Taj Mahal is one of the ancient capital city of Mughal rulers Location:- Uttar Pradesh state, about 204 km from Delhi Famous for:- The monument of love Taj Mahal Must See:- Fatehpur Sikri, Agra Fort

Haridwar One of the most holy Hindu pilgrim destination and world renowned tourist destination in North India and an abode of River Ganga. Location: Uttarakhand at the foothills of the Shivalik mountain ranges Main attraction: Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, Holy Bath in River Ganga, Trolley Ride to Mansa Devi Temple

Rishikesh Rishikesh is famous pilgrimage destination of Hindus and has numerous pious temples and ashrams. Location: Uttarakhand located in Tehri-Garwhal region. Area: 11.20 sq km(city area) Attractions: Laxman Jhoola, Bharat Mandir, Rishikund Famous For - Ashrams, Yoga and Meditations.

Rudraprayag Named after Lord Shiva the city is a holy site to visit. Also famous as a popular holiday destination in North India. Clothing: Summer - Cotton, Winter - Woolen Best Season: Round the year. Attractions: Kedarnath Temple, Son Prayag, Trekking Adventure.

Gokul - Land of Krishna The sacred city where Lord Krishna spent his childhood. Location: Near Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh. Famous for: Lord Krishna Temples

Mathura-Vrindavan The sacred cities associated with Lord Krishna and his mischief. One can also visit Mathura which is located 15kms from Vrindavan. Location: In Uttar Pradesh Distance – 150kms from Delhi Vrindavan Route: Delhi – Faridabad – Palwal – Kosi – Vrindavan (NH-2) Distance: 150kms Type of Destination : Day trip/weekend getaway from Delhi Attractions: Shri Krishna Janambhumi Temples, Dwarkadheesh Temple

Sarnath The city where Lord Buddha first taught Dharma. Location: Uttar Pradesh Nearest City: From Varanasi20 Km Best Season: October-March

Uttarkashi The hilly area offering a relaxing retreat to travelers who visit North India. Location: 155 Km From Rishikesh Main Attractions: Maneri, Nachiketa Taal Best Season: May-June, September-October Languages/Dialects: Hindi, Garhwali

Varanasi Varanasi, one of oldest living city in the world, is famous as the cultural and religious capital of India. Location: Uttar Pradesh located on the banks of Ganges river. Area: 1, 550 Sq km Language: Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Kashika Bhojpuri(local language)

Himalayan Treat:- Himalayas Himalayas are one of the most picturesque mountain ranges of India. Best for taking up adventure activities like skiing, snow tracking, mountain climbing. Named as the holy abode of Gods, the serene beauty of Himalayas is crowned with Valley of flowers, snowcapped mountains, rivers and lakes, temples and villages.

Manali Manali, one of the spectacular hill resort of Himachal Pradesh and a very popular North India hill destination. State: Himachal Pradesh Attraction: SOLANG VALLEY, REHALLA FALLS Nainital - A picturesque region, Nanital treasures some awesome glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, spectacular views of the Himalayas. Location: Uttranchal Main attraction: Hanuman Garhi, Raj Bhawan, Naini Lake

Leh Leh is simply breathtaking. Location: Jammu & Kashmir Altitude Range: 2,500 To 4,500m Main Attractions: Trekking, Mountaineering, Camping, Water Rafting, And Buddhist Monasteries Best Time To Visit: June To End September Trans Himalayan Regions: Ladakh, Leh, Zanskar, Lahaul & Spiti

Ladakh Ladakh is a land full of unparalleled beauty of nature. State: Jammu and Kashmir Location: Cradled by the Karakom and Great Himalayan ranges at 11,000 ft in Jammu and Kashmir. Attractions: Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, Spituk Monastery

Shimla The most popular hill city of North India tourism. Location: Himachal Pradesh Attractions: Mall Road, Rashtrapati Niwas, Adventure sports

Srinagar The capital of the paradise of earth. Location- Jammu and Kashmir Attractions: Dal Lake, Mughal Garden, Sonmarg, Winter Sports at Gulmarg.

Kangra Valley Kangra valley glorious past is evident through its various significant historical monuments. State: Himachal Pradesh Location: Nestled in lower Himalayan mountain ranges.

Other:- Amritsar The city famous Sikh pilgrim center the Golden Temple. Locations: Punjab Attractions: Golden temple, Jallianwal Bagh, Akal Takhat

Amarnath The most famous and the sacred abode of Lord Shiva. State: Jammu and Kashmir Location: Anantnag in South Kashmir. Attractions: Pahalgam, Sonmarg

Delhi The capital city of India and a great tourist attraction of North India. Location: The heart of India Attractions: India Gate, Humayun's tomb,

North India- Nearby Excursion Rajasthan The most colorful city of India and the state of forts and palaces.

Bikaner The desert city and known for its "Bhujia & Papads", spicy snacks made from fried gram and pulses and also for "Rasgullas" a dessert.

Jaipur The capital of Rajasthan and the Pink city of the country.

Jaisalmer The royal city and a favorite of Kings and royals.

Ranthambore Ranthambor National Park is included under the Project Tiger Reserves of the world and is more popular for its tiger population.

Udaipur Udaipur a romantic city was the capital of Mewar and have some beautiful lakes at its disposal.

Jodhpur The city of Jodhpur was founded by Marwar Roa Jodhaji, the chief of the Rajput clique who claim to be the descendants of Lord Rama

Sariska Located on the foot of a hill-- Sanchi is just 46 km Bhopal.

Sikkim The state of lush green mountain trails, the stupas, monasteries and temples.

Gaya The holy town of Gaya, located 100kms south of Patna, is of great significance to Hindus.

Gwalior Gwalior is a former princely state located in the state of Madhya Pradesh.

Kushinagar Kushinagar still echoes what the Lord conjectured in his last doctrine,

Khajuraho Even if situated in the middle of nowhere, the Khajuraho temple complex site is one the most popular places.

Kanha The best place to see the tiger in their natural habitat.

Nalanda Nalanda still maintain its eminence as the premier place for studies in Buddhism.

Bandhavgarh Bandhavgarh National Park is an exquisite amalgamation of its wildlife beauty and historic monument Bandhavgarh Fort.

Bharatpur One of the finest bird parks in the world, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary