Experience the diverse wonders of South India with our 16-day tour. Explore the historic city of Kochi, cruise the backwaters of Alleppey in a traditional houseboat, and journey through the lush hills of Thekkady. Discover the spiritual allure of Palani and Coimbatore, then relax amidst the natural beauty of Ooty. Delve into the regal grandeur of Mysore before immersing yourself in the vibrant culture of Bangalore. Seek blessings at Tirupati Balaji Temple and Thiruvanamalai Temple, then marvel at the majestic Shore Temple in Mahabalipuram. Your journey concludes in Chennai, where memories of South India’s enchanting landscapes and rich heritage will linger forever.
On arrival at Kochi airport you will be transferred to your hotel. Night stay is in Kochi
Morning after breakfast have sightseeing of St. Francis Church interment place of Vasco Da Gama, Santa Cruz Basilica, Jewish Synagogue, Mattancherry Palace and the Chinese fishing nets a fixed land installation technique of fishing. In the evening enjoy Kathakali Dance show in Kochi. Night stay is in Kochi
After breakfast we will take you to Alleppey where you on board on a beautiful and attractive houseboat to enchanting backwaters of Kerala. The night will be spent in the tranquillity and warmth of the houseboat and all meals are included for the day in a houseboat.
Today, drive to the cardamom hills of Thekkady. Thekkady is a producer of world’s best quality of Cardamom and Pepper. Enroute you can see a lot of tea, cardamom and pepper plantations. The route looks like a drive through the woods of the Western Ghats of Central Kerala.
Enroute you can visit the Spice Gardens, reach Thekkady and plan for a trip to the Elephant park and the Periyar National Park where you could do a common boat ride where you can see the wild being of the forest – Mostly Elephants, Wild Boar, Sambar Deer and Indian Guar, all of these are subject to pure luck. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Morning checkout and drive to Palani. On arrival at Palani, check in at your hotel for overnight stay,
Palani is a prominent place in South India which is renowned for housing the famous Palani Murugan Temple which is built thousands of years ago and is dedicated to Hindu war God Kartikeya (Lord Murugan).
It is a picturesque location with the luscious Western Ghats at the background and charming lakes at its foothills. Palani witness myriads of pilgrims every year. The place is also dotted with enchanting hills, ancient temples, enticing waterfalls, marvelous lakes, thick green forests, and amazing wildlife sanctuary that attract a lot of tourists as well.
The breathtaking and soothing waterfalls in Palani are a great place to relax and unwind.
The magnificent beauty of the entire Palani city can be viewed from the Palani Murugan Temple. And it is a favourite hub of photographers too where they can capture the ethereal beauty of Palani.
The Palani Murugan Temple is of great spiritual significance where the idol is believed to have been made with a mixture of nine poisons (navapashanam) that have medicinal qualities.
Palani Murugan Temple: Feel the divine glory and fill your heart and soul with the blessings of Lord Muruga at the Palani Muruga Temple. Night stay is in Palani
Morning check out and drive to Coimbatore. On arrival visit Isha Foundation
The Isha Yoga Center situated at the foothills of Velliangiri, on the outskirts of Coimbatore, is the headquarters for Isha Foundation. Isha is a sacred space for self-transformation, where you can come dedicate time towards your inner growth. The center offers all four major paths of yoga – kriya (energy), gnana (knowledge), karma (action), and bhakti (devotion), drawing people from all over the world.
The Center is dedicated to fostering inner transformation and creating an established state of wellbeing in individuals. The large residential facility houses an active international community of brahmacharis, full-time volunteers and visitors. Isha Yoga Center provides a supportive environment for you to shift to healthier lifestyles, seek a higher level of self-fulfillment and realize your full potential.
Carry on your drive to visit Maruthamalai Temple
Visit the magnificent Murugan Temple in Maruthamalai, which is nestled in the breathtaking Western Ghats just 15 kilometers west of Coimbatore. This temple dedicated to Lord Murugan is an absolute must-see for any tourist, with its marvelous architecture set against a stunning scenic backdrop.
Morning checkout and drive to Ooty
Experience the best of nature in Ooty, “Queen of the hills” and spend a pleasant trip of 2 days while enjoying a unique and lively experience. Get a chance to pamper yourself and your loved ones while spending a weekend in the calming aura of Ooty. Promising many unique and vivid experiences, Ooty will let you experience many mountains, picturesque landscapes, an exotic variety of flora, lakes and waterfalls.
This lovely town of Tamil Nadu is home to Nilgiri Hills and holds a lot of places to visit and admire. Offering a pleasant atmosphere all year round, Ooty is frequented by visitors from all over the world. Some commonly visited sites in Ooty package are Ooty lake and a trek to Doddabetta Peak. These places offer some of the best sceneries and provide visitors with a much-required adrenaline rush.
Drive from Ooty to Mysore covering a distance of 140 Kms in 3 hours. With a break in journey at Srirangapatnam en-route, visit Island fortress of Tippu Sultan.
Visit Tippu’s summer Palace, Mosque, and Sriranganatha Temple. On arrival in Mysore, check-in a hotel.
In the evening, visit Chamundi Hill. Atop this hill, there are 4.8m high statue of Nandi( the Bull, Lord Shiva is believed to be riding) and Mahishasura (Demon king) statue. visit Maharaja Palace built in Indo-Saracenic Style where the gold throne is displayed during the Dasara celebrations. Visit Art Gallery in Jaganmohan Palace houses with a huge collection of ceramics, sandalwood, ivory, stone, antique furniture and ancient musical instruments.
Checkout and drive to Bangalore. On arrival check in at your hotel. Later visit ISKCON temple (built Indo-European architectural design and run by an international body of Krishna devotees), Lalbagh ( 240 acres of gardens with varieties of flowers and rare collection of tropical and sub-tropical plants) and Vidhana Soudha, a massive building housing the state Legislature and the Secretariat.
Government Museum, one of the oldest museums in the country followed by visit to Tippu’s Palace, a summer retreat of warrior king Tippu Sultan.
Our last destination is Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain. Evening is free for your own activities return to hotel for overnight stay.
Morning checkout and drive to Tirupati.
Tirupati is one of the most favourite sacred destination in the World. You can get the blessings of Lord Venkateshwara at Tirupati and bring all your vision to Truth. On arrival check in at your hotel. Night stay is in Tirupati
Morning have blessings of Tirupati Balaji Temple. Evening is to explore your own activities Night stay is in Tirupati
Morning check out and drive to Thiruvanamalai
Built in the traditional Dravidian style of architecture, the temple is believed to be the eighth-largest Hindu temple in the world. The temple complex houses many halls and the most popular one is the thousand-pillared hall, which was constructed during the Vijayanagar period (1336-1646). Have blessings of holy temple. Night stay is in Thiruvannamalai.
Morning checkout and drive to Mahabalipuram.
Along the shores of one of the largest bays in the world, the Bay of Bengal, stands a temple complex that draws inspiration from the sea and its naturally occurring rock formations. The majestic Shore Temple (known locally as Alaivay-k-kovil) sits beside the sea in the small town of Mamallapuram in the state of Tamil Nadu in India. This complex of three separate shrines was constructed under the patronage of the Pallava king Nrasimhavarman II Rajasimha, who ascended the throne in 700 C.E. and ruled for about twenty years.
Mamallapuram, also known as Mahabalipuram, was an important port town during India’s early history and developed as a key center for artistic activity under the patronage of the Pallava rulers. Nrasimhavarman I, who took the epithet Mamalla (meaning “great warrior”), ruled for about 38 years beginning in 630 C.E. and sponsored a large number of rock-cut monuments at Mamallapuram, including cave shrines, monolithic temples, and large sculptures carved out of boulders. While the Pallava kings primarily worshipped the god Shiva, they also supported the creation of temples dedicated to other Hindu gods and goddesses and to other religious traditions such as Jainism. The Pallava rulers were particularly inspired by the growing personal devotional movement known as bhakti, in which worshippers approach the divine as a cherished child or loved one.
In time drive to Chennai airport to board your flight for onwards journey. Tour Ends
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