South India is rich in temples of varied architectural
delights, but it’s not only all temples. The
hill stations of south india are equally charming
as its beaches and temples. Kodaikanal, Coonoor,
Kotagiri, Yelagiri, Yercuad, and Udagamandalam boast
some of the stunning landscapes in India. If you
are a wildlife enthusiast, Tamil Nadu, has a lot
to offer you. It has some of the finest wildlife
sanctuaries of India like Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary,
Annamalai Wildlife Sanctuary and many more. The
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is world-famous for
its elephant populations, which can be seen moving
in large herds, sometimes numbering into hundreds.
They come out as if to put up a show for you exclusively!
Tigers, the patriarch of jungles, can also be spotted
in the parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Tamil Nadu
in the man-made natural habitat. The state also
has a number of important eco-tourism destinations
of India, including the famous Pitchavaram Mangrove
Forests in Chidambaram. Even if you skip wildlife
hill stations promise you the unique combination
of thrill and relaxation. Kodaikanal is a beautiful
hill station located in the Palani hills of Tamil
Nadu. Kodai with its small settlement and picturesque
natural beauty is still unspoilt by the ravages
of urbanization. Situated at an altitude of 2133
meters above sea level, this place enjoys a pleasant
climate and temperature drops further in the winter.
Best Time: November to March
Recommended Durarion: 17 Days
Places Covered: Madras - Mahabalipuram - Kanchipuram - Pondicherry
- Trichy - Madurai - Kodaikanal - Ooty - Mudumalai
- Mysore - Bangalore – Chennai
(However we can tailor-make or customise
a tour for any duration based on multiple destination
& interests.)
South India is rich in temples of varied architectural
delights, but it’s not only all temples. The
hill stations of south india are equally charming
as its beaches and temples. Kodaikanal, Coonoor,
Kotagiri, Yelagiri, Yercuad, and Udagamandalam boast
some of the stunning landscapes in India. If you
are a wildlife enthusiast, Tamil Nadu, has a lot
to offer you. It has some of the finest wildlife
sanctuaries of India like Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary,
Annamalai Wildlife Sanctuary and many more. The
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is world-famous for
its elephant populations, which can be seen moving
in large herds, sometimes numbering into hundreds.
They come out as if to put up a show for you exclusively!
Tigers, the patriarch of jungles, can also be spotted
in the parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Tamil Nadu
in the man-made natural habitat. The state also
has a number of important eco-tourism destinations
of India, including the famous Pitchavaram Mangrove
Forests in Chidambaram. Even if you skip wildlife
hill stations promise you the unique combination
of thrill and relaxation. Kodaikanal is a beautiful
hill station located in the Palani hills of Tamil
Nadu. Kodai with its small settlement and picturesque
natural beauty is still unspoilt by the ravages
of urbanization. Situated at an altitude of 2133
meters above sea level, this place enjoys a pleasant
climate and temperature drops further in the winter.
