Cover Image Credit: Wikimedia Kanyakumari, the southernmost tip of India, is often associated with temples and monuments. Yet, Kanyakumari District is fed by many rivers that flow into the most magnificent waterfalls. Read more
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Tamil Nadu
India has a unique and diverse culture. Every Indian state has a culture of its own. Read more
The Chola rulers were great builders and during their reign, the most magnificent temples were built in South India. This remarkable dynasty ruled for nearly 1500 years and under their rule temples became the centre of importance. Read more
A long coastline of golden shores and plenty of misty green hills together make up the cultural state of Tamil Nadu in the south. A favorite place of nature lovers and mountain wanderers, this state is a true paradise no matter which season you choose to visit it in. Read more
Buzzing streets, beaches, shopping arcades, historical monuments, and skyscrapers are not the only elements that sum up Chennai. There some stunning heritage temples that add a hint of color and charm to the city. With rich spiritual history and marvelous structures, the famous temples in Chennai, not only allure devotees and religious enthusiasts, but everyone who loves to explore architectural wonders. Read more
Rameshwaram is located in the sea region of “Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserves” and is relatively small in terms of area. Standing firmly in the middle of India and Sri Lanka with its clean sea breezes, less crowded temples & sacred ponds, this famous "Island City" has been the center of attraction for travelers across the world. Read more
History has it that atop the majestic Kolli Hills, existed a ghost of “Kolli Pavai” which is how the hills received its name that literally translates into the “Mountain of Death.” Read more
A quaint little town of Pondicherry which is set on the shimmering coastline of Bay of Bengal, is famous for many reasons that go beyond its French colonization. Read more
Known as the ‘Manchester Of South India’, this bustling city is not only famous for its textile industry, but also for the temples in Coimbatore. Read more
Known as the “Queen of hill stations”, Ooty is one of the most popular destinations of South India when it comes to a chilled out holiday. But more than that, it is also famous among couples for going on a Ooty honeymoon not only offers them the best of hilly magic but also an old world colonial charm that lends an incredibly romantic vibe to the whole experience. So if you’re one of those couples who want to witness alluring nature, old world architecture, memorable experiences, and cool weather, then Ooty is the destination for you. Read more
Have you ever been to the south? If yes, you’d know what a gem Tamil Nadu is. If you haven’t, it’s time you think about taking a trip now because Read more
Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu is a place that is enclosed by the magnificent nature around. Tucked in the deep environs of the Ghats, Coimbatore is a place encircled with the best of South India. Ooty, Tiruppur, Palakkad, Pollachi, and Mettupalayam the places encompassing the best tourist places near Coimbatore. Read more
Of the many attractions that make South India a cultural paradise on earth, Meenakshi Temple is the most iconic and popular one. Located on the southern bank of the Vaigai River in Madurai, this Hindu temple is an epitome of Read more
Located in the heart of Tamil Nadu, Yercaud is one of the popular tourist set at an altitude of 1515 meters in the Shevaroy Hills. Known for its coffee plantations, Yercaud is also famous for its natural produce of orange, jackfruit, guava, cardamom, and black pepper. Read more
Situated in the Nilgiri district of Tamil Nadu, Coonoor is nothing less than a natural paradise. Considerably small but beautiful, this stunning hill station is located at a distance of just 50 kilometers from the Queen of hill stations Ooty. Read more
Once a capital city of the great Pandya Kingdom, Madurai is one of the most famous cities in South India which is much famed for its numerous Hindu temples. Read more
India’s southernmost tip is a veritable gem with Cardamom Hills of the Western Ghats lying nearby and the Laccadive Sea bordering it on three sides. This combination of natural elements makes Kanyakumari one of the most visited places in south India. Out of all the attractions the town has – and there are plenty! – the crown jewel has to be the coastline. The beaches in Kanyakumari have Read more
The temple city and pilgrim town of Madurai has captivated visitors for years. Ancient history and culture permeate every corner and mesmerizing Dravidian style temples dominate the skyline. Read more