South India is a stunning region filled with green hills, quiet water, and old temples, detailed further in the South India Overview.
Nature and Landscapes
- Munnar: Green hills filled with tea plants and mist.
- Kerala Backwaters: Calm lakes and boat rides in Alleppey.
- Coorg: Cool air and large coffee farms in Karnataka.
History and Culture
- Hampi: Old stone ruins from a past empire in Karnataka.
- Madurai: Big, tall temple gates with detailed carvings.
- Pondicherry: Quiet streets with old French style building
Trip info
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By Air or Train
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3 Stare Hotal
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2,695 meters (8,842 feet)
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Asansol or Howrah
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Bangalore
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October to March
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Backwater & Nature, Heritage & Temple Trails,Hill Station & Coffee Plantations,Wildlife & Jungle Safaris,
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Breakfast, no lunch and dinner
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02 to 20 or more
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12
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65
Overview
This trip is a deep dive into the real South India, taking you from the thick of its buzzing, high-energy cities to the quiet, misty hideaways
tucked away in the hills. You’re going to get a taste of everything: the kind of vibrant, crowded streets that define the local culture and the
peaceful, green corners where you can finally just disconnect and take it all in. The first stop is Bangalore, a lively city known for its
gardens, historic temples, and modern atmosphere. From there, you go to Mysore, the royal city known for its grand palaces, historic
monuments, and beautiful gardens. Then you go to Coorg, a quiet hill area in the Western Ghats known for its coffee farms, misty hills,
and lush greenery. Finally, you go to Ooty, a beautiful hill station known for its cool weather, stunning views, and botanical gardens. This
tour takes you on a memorable trip through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, with a mix of culture, nature, and relaxing scenery.
Highlights
- Munnar: Located in Kerala, this hill station features endless green tea gardens, cool air, and winding trekking paths.
- Ooty: Known as the Queen of the Nilgiris, it offers a famous toy train ride, botanical gardens, and scenic lakes.
- Coorg: Often called India's Scotland, this Karnataka town is filled with coffee estates, waterfalls, and green hills
- Alleppey: Famous for its quiet canals and lagoons, best seen by taking a traditional houseboat cruise.
- Kochi: A coastal port city known for historic Chinese fishing nets, colonial architecture, and cultural arts
