South India
Waking up one morning in South India, one thing is certain. Your day will never, ever be dull. It is so incredible and colorful. A diverse cultural treasure trove with few parallels – the amazing rock-cut temples of Mahabalipuram, the palaces, the tombs, forts, and mosques of Hyderabad, the magical ruins of Vijayanagar – the capital at Hampi, the lazy backwaters of Kuttanad, the white sandy beaches of Havelock Island, the great living Chola temples of Thanjavur, the wilderness of Kabini and Bandipur, the pristine and serene beaches of Kannur, the toy train at Ooty, the spiritual theyyams of North Malabar, the coral islands of Lakshadweep, and a whole lot more.
South Indian food is a brilliant blend of flavors, colors, seasoning, nutrition, fragrance, taste, and visual appeal. South Indian cuisine is rice based. Rice is combined with lentils to make wonderful dosas, idlis, and vadas.
The region has a very tropical climate. The south-west monsoon accounts for most of the rainfall in the region, and much of it falls from about June to October. Tamil Nadu and south-east Andhra Pradesh receive rains from the north-east monsoon from about November to February. The region also experiences cooler nights from October to March, while the days are pleasantly warm and the best time to travel.
Welcome to Kerala
Wedged between the Western Ghats on the East and the Arabian Sea on the West, the narrow strip of land known as Kerala is the destination of a lifetime. It is the land of 44 rivers, innumerable lakes, languid network of glistening backwaters, the spice- and tea-covered hills of the Western Ghats, exotic wildlife, traditional art forms and rituals, sprawling paddy fields, and 600 km of glorious Arabian Sea coast and beaches. Its diverse culture is influenced by three main religions: Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam. Kerala’s rich culture can be best witnessed by experiencing its festivals that are celebrated year round. Kerala has a tropical climate and remains pleasant for most part of the year. April to June is the summer time, with the maximum temperature remaining around 33 degrees centigrade. The monsoon season begins in the month of June and continues till September.
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Kerala Experiences
Motor Biking Kerala – 1..
Motor Biking Kerala – 10 days/09 nights
The Temple Towns of Tamil..
The Temple Towns of Tamil Nadu and best of Kerala
The wonder that was Megha..
The wonder that was Meghamalai & the camps at Rhodo Valley – 14 d
Welcome to Karnataka
Karnataka, the state located in south-west India with Arabian Sea coastlines, is host to some of India’s largest and most powerful dynasties. The state has across the centuries carried a legacy of art and culture. Blessed with a diverse makeup conforming to all the romance of quintessential India, Karnataka delivers the best – the regal splendor of Mysore, the tranquil of Hampi with psychedelic sunsets, the ancient strewn ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire, the coffee plantations, the jungles teeming with monkeys, tigers, and Asia’s biggest population of elephants, or the blissful beaches of Gokarna.
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Karnadaka Experiences
Karnataka & Kerala – Th..
Karnataka & Kerala – Through the past glory of Wodeyar Kingdom, w
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Two states, many sites – Deccan Sultanates & Karnataka
KAAV Safari Lodge Kabini ..
KAAV shares its border with the forest and its mornings with forest̵
Welcome to Tamilnadu
Tamil Nadu is the homeland of one of humanity’s living classical civilizations, stretching back uninterrupted for two millennia and very much alive today in Tamils’ language, dance, poetry, and Hindu religion. Tamil Nadu, the land of the Tamils, is the heart of Dravidian culture with a distinctive style of their own. It is situated in the south-east of the Indian peninsula and is bounded by the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka in the north and Kerala and Karnataka in the west, with the Bay of Bengal in the east. At the southern tip is Kanyakumari, where the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, and Indian Ocean meet. There is a lot for tourists packed into this state, which remains proudly distinct from the rest of India, from the amazing rock-cut temples of Mahabalipuram, the great living temples of Thanjavur, the blackbucks of Point Calimere, the toy train ride in Ooty, the ghost town of Dhanushkodi, the Chettinad cuisine, the wilderness of Mudumalai and Mundunthurai, the night ceremony at Sree Meenakshi temple, or the very end of India where the three seas mingle, or the cool, forest-clad, wildlife-prowled Western Ghats.
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Thamilnadu Experiences
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The Temple Towns of Tamil..
The Temple Towns of Tamil Nadu and best of Kerala
The Bungalow on the Beach..
Time becomes irrelevant when you stand full east facing the sunrise. Ind
Cloud Mountain Bungalow -..
It is perhaps the last 30 km of No roads that still keeps Meghamalai a v
Welcome to Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh borders India’s south-eastern coast. The north-western portion of the state was bifurcated to form a new state of Telangana. A major cultural landmark includes Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, an ornate hilltop shrine to Hindu’s Vishnu, in the southern part of the state. It’s visited by tens of millions of pilgrims annually. Hyderabad, the fascinating capital is reason enough on its own to visit this region. Its old quarter of colorful markets, teahouses, biryani restaurants, and narrow lanes is studded with the monuments and palaces of bygone dynasties. The major northern port of Visakhapatnam has popular beaches like Ramakrishna and Rishikonda lining the Bay of Bengal, offering spots for swimming and surfing, with the wonderful medieval temple sculptures of Palampet, the beauty of ancient Buddhist sites such as Sankaram and Guntupalli hidden in deep countryside, and Belum Caves, the longest caves in Indian subcontinent spread in other parts of the city.
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Andhra Pradesh Experiences
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Two states, many sites – Deccan Sultanates & Karnataka
Welcome to Andaman Nicobar
A tropical paradise in the truest sense of the term, this archipelago is located about 1,000 km off the eastern coast of India in the Bay of Bengal and a Union Territory of India. Out of total 572 islands, 38 are inhabited. Port Blair is the capital with the only airport in Andaman. Tourists can visit the Andaman group of islands, but the Nicobari islands are restricted from tourism activities to avoid causing disturbance to the tribals, who constitute the majority of the population residing there. Picturesque beaches, crystal clear water, and a bit of history make Andaman the perfect choice for a laid-back, enjoyable vacation, with long treks, lazing around in the island backwaters, and for the more adventurous ones, deep sea diving. From the multicultural town of Port Blair to the pristine white beaches of Neil and Havelock Islands and the limestone caves of Diglipur, Andaman offers something for to tourist.
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Andaman Nicobar Experiences
Islands of Andaman & Nico..
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located in the east of the Indian mainl
Welcome to Lakshadweep
About 220 to 440 km away from the cost of Kerala lies one of the world’s most spectacular tropical Islands systems in a scattered group of 36 coral islands, collectively known as Lakshadweep. They form a part of the Union Territory of India and are one of the country’s newest tourist destinations. Of the 36, only 10 islands are inhabited by simple, peace-loving folks, whose language is close to that spoken in Kerala. The administration ensures that the way of life of the islanders is not disturbed by external influences. Lakshadweep is India’s only Coral Island Chain. Most of the islands have a lagoon enclosed by a coral reef on their western side. The lagoon runs through the entire length of the island and differs in width and depth. The islanders have lifestyles and occupations that revolve around coconut cultivation, coir matting, and fishing. The islands that are open to tourists offer simple non-luxurious beach cottages. Snorkeling and scuba diving are the main activities here. Lakshadweep Island can be reached by ships and flights operated from Kochi. The airstrip is in Agatti, and other permitted islands can be reached by boat. For all tourist purposes, Kochi is the gateway to Lakshadweep.
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Lakshadweep Experiences
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