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Top 10 Beaches in India - A Perfect Hideaway in Summer Season

Best Beaches in India - : A Perfect Hideaway in Summer Season

Though this time of the year is characterized by humidity, blazing rays of the sun and the scorching daytime, still it is the most happening time as it is summer. Throughout the year people plan for their summer days so that they can beat the heat of the season by spending some pampering days in the most exotic destination on planet earth. With its diverse landscapes, India offers the summer travelers most lucrative summer holiday destinations, among which the beaches in India catch the limelight. The scattering of beaches in the southern, south-western and south-eastern parts of the country are no less than the most fascinating beaches of Hawaii or Mauritius.

The oceans and the seas bordering the coastline, create a riot of colors like electric blue, turquoise, emerald green, menacing gray and even frothy white. The advancing and receding of waves, sometime gentle and in some other time aggressive, create such a mesmerizing charm that nothing more is needed to spend the holidays other than watching this play of water. Upon this merriment play, the warm tickling of the rays of the sun spellbound the vacationers. For the kind perusal of the vacationers, we have formed, in no particular order, the list of top ten beaches in India that are unique with their own characteristics:

1. Calangute Beach, Goa

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Image Courtesy WikiMedia - Calingute Beach, Goa 
Just a 15 kilometers drive from the capital city Panjim will take you to the queen of beaches Calangute in northern Goa. The far stretching shoreline of Calangute can accommodate a huge number of tourists. The shacks and stalls near the beach make you relish some of the fine variety of sea foods along with offering you the best handicraft items of the state. With the boom of tourists in Calangute, many luxury resorts have been constructed near to it so that travelers can enjoy a relaxing stay while savoring the views of the azure deep Arabian Ocean.

2. Varkala, Kerala

Varkala Beach, Kerala
Sunset at Varkala Beach, Kerala 
To touch your heart, reach your soul and refresh your mind, the Varkala beach in Kerala will offer you an unhurried affair between the sun and the send, and the sea and cliff. In the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram, Varkala is a quiet and secluded ménage out of the reach of buzzing city life. The rainbow of colors created by golden sandy beaches, emerald green ocean water and the aristocratic blue sky is certainly a breathtaking medley of nature. With the sprouting of international standard spa resorts, the vicinity of Varkala is rapidly upgrading to a fascinating holiday destination in India.

3. Gokarna, Karnataka

With its diverse shades of natural world, Gokarna in Karnataka is most famous for its two best attributes- its holy and sacred temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and its pristine beaches with panoramic shoreline. An amalgamation of green forestry, eternal ocean, soul pleasing temples and luxury resorts give the vacationers a chance to enjoy uninterrupted vacation days in the most relaxing manner in Gokarna.

4. Nagoa Beach, Diu

Surrounded by dense coconut grooves, the horseshoe shaped beach of Nagoa is one of the most lucrative destinations for vacationers in Diu. For people who want to experience something adventurous in the summer, Nagoa is the best suit for them as a host of water sports are available here. The minimum rocks and undercurrents make this beach safe for swimming too. A barefooted walk into the shoreline of Nagoa is certainly a moment to captive forever in life.

5. Kovalam, Kerala

Kovalam Beach, Kerala
Kovalam Beach, Kerala
Without any shadow of doubt one can say that Kovalam is certainly the heaven of south Kerala. This tropical Eden garden was discovered just 3 decades ago by the hippies and within a very short period of time it became famous worldwide. Blessed with various natural resources, this little tropical land is best known for its clean beaches, Ayurvedic & Spa resorts and local coconut beer Toddy. Though Kovalam attracts thousands of visitors every year, still this place is not jam packed and offer a restful environment to spent relaxing vacation days.

6. Rishikonda, Andhra Pradesh

The tidy waves of Bay of Bengal in Rishikonda beach in Andhra Pradesh offers a perfect environment to enjoy some of the best water sports in the country. Swimming, water skiing and wind surfing are some of the best adventure activities that every traveler enjoys in Rishikonda. Moreover the colorful and lively sights add on more charm and gaiety in this wavy shoreline of Bay of Bengal.

7. Pondicherry Beaches

With the reminiscences of French colonial era, Pondicherry is dotted with some of the most charming beaches on the face of earth. The beaches in this union territory are characterized by powdery white sand, tickling sunrays and bordering clear blue water of the ocean. The resorts, cafes, bars and cottages in Pondicherry still reflect the French ethos. The great Indian saint and philosopher Rishi Aurobindo established his Ashram in Pondicherry which is serving as a great seat of spiritual and philosophical studies in the country.

8. Andaman Beaches

Andaman Island
Port Blair, Andaman
Encircled by the Indian Ocean, Andaman is blessed with some of the best beaches in India, and probably in the world too. The beaches in this island are clear, tranquil and thus house some of the most exciting adventure activities. Radhanagar, Vijaynagar, Carbyn’s Cove, Butler Bay, Red Skin Island and Cinque Island are some of the most promising beaches in the vicinity of Andaman. The vacationers can also enjoy a deep water dive in Andaman to witness various colorful flora and fauna beneath the wave water of the sea. Andaman tour packages offer one of the most exclusive holiday experiences in India.

9. Baga, Goa

When we think of a beach holiday, a bashing night life always strikes our mind. For those who want to enjoy the best of Goan night, Baga beach is a perfect match for them. The throbbing music, dance floor, variety of wines and spirits turn the nights into a festive time in Goa. Moreover, near to this happening beach, you can also find some of the unspoiled natural abode where to enjoy some moments of tenderness.

10. Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu

The dream world of Tamil art, Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu is also famous for its tranquil, soothing beach. A gift of nature, Mahabalipuram has stored many natural gemstones in its casket along with its rich ancient heritage and architectural wonders. During the festive season, these beaches turn into colorful wonderlands where people from different regions and religions gather to celebrate the merriment of life.

The ever crumbling water of the sea always creates a fantasy world in human mind and summer vacation days are certainly the best time to live this fantasy of the mind. The beaches in India are not only breathtaking, but offer the best vacation experience with the number of luxury resorts sprouted in and around these land of sand, sun and water.
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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India

Due to its sheer size, varied geography and the climatic condition, India is loaded with a cosmic diversity of flora and fauna. Besides, this cradle of the Indus Valley civilization and region of historical trade routes and myriad empires has always been renowned for its cultural wealth.

While traveling to India for holidays do ensure that you are covered for any risks. Here's why travel insurance is important when traveling overseas. Tips on traveling with kids and keeping your home safe while traveling are provided at the end of this post.

Why should you go for tours to India?

In the recent years India has become a hotspot of the global tourism and deservedly so. People from around the globe travel to India for vacation to immerse in its diversity and myriad hues. 
Sparkling like a beacon and drawing millions of tourists from around the world, Taj Mahal is most iconic symbol of India.

Build by Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan for his favorite wife Mumtaj Mahal, this white marble wonder is voted one of the seven modern Wonders of the World and is recognized World Heritage Site.

Taj Mahal is one of the most symmetrically perfect manmade structures. Standing majestically upon red sandstone platform, Taj Mahal is made entirely of white marble and is famous for the exquisite workmanship reflected in lapidary, calligraphy, intricate carvings and pietra dura work.

It took 20 years and 20000 masons, designers, architects and workers to build this greatest symbol of love on the planet.

Need more information? Here's more on the iconic Taj Mahal.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Taj Mahal in Agra

India has been a cradle of spirituality since the time immemorial. It is here in India that saints such as Buddha and Mahavira attained Nirvana and gave sermons to spread the fruits of spirituality. It is here that Hinduism is practiced not as a religion but a way of life.

Varanasi – one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities located at the confluence of Holy Ganges, Yamuna and mythical Saraswati River – is the spiritual nerve center of Hinduism and beckons people with its offer to salvation.

People from around the globe come to India in their quest for spirituality and self discovery. Major spiritual centers in India include Bodhgaya, Benares, Pushkar, Rishikesh, Hardwar, Auroville and Dharamshala.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Evening aarti at the ghats of holy Ganges in Varanasi

India is known for its ancient knowledge of Yoga all over the world. Celebrities singers like the Beatles and the Donovan have also visited this place in quest of spiritual awakening.

Originated in India, Yoga is an ancient art of transforming the static body to the level of vibrant mind in order to unite one’s body and mind into one with the tranquility of the self or soul.

Yoga tours provide both physical and mental therapy. India has been the land of saints and sages who mediated, practiced and perfected Yoga.

Yoga and meditation are India’s gift to the world and the Rishikesh and Hardwar, situated at the bank of the holy Ganges are the ideal place to visit for those looking for a spiritual awakening.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Yoga session at Ananda in Himalayas, India's first destination spa

One of the most vibrant states in India, Rajasthan conjures up images of glittering saris, prismatic turbans, resplendent fortresses and camels promenading through undulating sand dunes.

A trip to India is never complete without touring the land of fearless Rajput princes: Rajasthan. Some of the bedazzling destinations of Rajasthan include the “Pink City” Jaipur, “City of Lakes” Udaipur the “Golden City” Jaisalmer and the “Blue City” Jodhpur.

One of the most exclusive and luxurious way to travel Rajasthan is its award winning luxury cruise train service Palace on Wheels designed to recreate the age of princely traveling of maharajas of a bygone era.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Oberoi Udaivilas in the "city of lakes" Udaipur

Goa

Among all the tourist wealth of India, Goa has a special place. A vibrant city cradled between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, this pearl of India is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia renowned for its languid tropical beaches.

You may also want to check out our list of 5 most popular beaches of Goa.

When it comes to Goa, it is said that you don’t have to go to Lisbon if you've been to Goa. The distinct colonial charm of the Portuguese legacy is pervasive in the environs of Goa.

Be it the tantalizing cuisines, convivial hospitality and architectural heritages, Goa blends the best of its legacy with contemporaneity reflected in its vibrant nightlife, suave bars and premium resorts.

Check out some more information on Goa.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Tropical paradise Goa

Luxury trains have become the new style statement for the travelers who love to indulge and experience the best of luxury and exclusivity. With 6 luxury trains in India crisscrossing through various destinations, discerning tourists have options to choose from when it comes to luxury travel in India.

One of the most expensive and considered to be India’s answer to the Orient Express is the Maharajas Express. Offering 3 tastefully crafted journeys to bring out myriad facets of this incredible country.

Here's more on how to see India by luxury train.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: The Indian Maharaja chugging along rolling hills and breathtaking vistas

Ayurveda – “complete knowledge for long life” – is an ancient system of traditional healing native to India. Grounded in the physics of five elements, Ayurveda deals with measures of healthful living by stressing balance of three elemental energies: vata (air & space – "wind"), pittha (fire & water – "bile") and kapha (water & earth – "phlegm").

This ancient art of healing, dating back to over 5000 years is at your disposal in a wide variety of spas and Ayurvedic centers across India. You can experience the prominent spas and Ayurveda centers and resorts in India at Kerala, Rishikesh, Udai, Udaipur, Shimla, Mashobra,

You can also enjoy spa in the Himalayas as well. The Ananda In the Himalayas is an award winning spa cradled in the lap of Himalayas with more than 79 spa treatments blending the techniques and practices of eastern and western knowledge with special focus on holistic Ayurvedic and Yoga sciences and attempts to achieve synthesis between traditional and modern approaches.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Ayurvedic message session at Wildflower Hall, Shimla

The sweeping valleys rolling hills and lush landscape of the Himalayan range in the north offer some of the most awe inspiring retreats in India.

Himalayan mountain range is endowed with lush meadows, panoramic views, salubrious weather, cascading streams and waterfalls which is well complimented by the serenity and splendor of a rejuvenating experience that ensnares the eyes, bedazzle the heart and touches the soul, bringing about a harmony of being.

Ladakh is one of the most daunting yet mesmerizing frontiers cradled in Greater Himalayas best known for some of the worl's highest motorable passes and the scintillating Pangong Tso Lake.

Here's our recommended 5 Places to visit in Ladakh or check out our 1 page hand book on Ladakh travel.

Then there are charming hill stations sprinkled across North India which includes Shimla, Dalhousie, Mussoorie, Rahikhet, Kullu and Manali which offer perfect oasis to the travelers.

Here's an account of trekking in Himachal from McLeodganj to Triund for your inspiration.

For those looking for adventure and adrenaline rush, Himalayas offers some of the most adventurous trekking trails and stair case rapids for white water rafting.

Here's another of our favorite trek in Himalaya to Deoriatal in Uttarakhand.

If you are looking for complete information on trekking in Himachal, we'd recommend that you go through this guide on trekking in Himachal.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Mystical Ladakh

Fondly referred to as “God’s own Country”, Kerala needs no introduction. Voted as Best Tourist Destination in India and One of the 50 Places to Visit Before you Die, Kerala with its geographical diversity and natural abundance offers some of the most mesmerizing vacations and tours in India.

From the irresistible allure of the backwaters of Alappuzza to the sun and sand paradise at Kovalam Beach, from the lush tea gardens of Munnar to the amazing wildlife at Periyar National Park, Kerala has something to offer to everyone.

Besides, the vibrant culture, succulent cuisines, Ayurveda and eco tourism add to the mystique of this incredible destination in India. Check out our Kerala Travel Guide for Beginners.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Chinese Fishing Nets at Kochi, Kerala

Owing to the rich biodiversity and varied ecological habitats, India is home to a variety of species both animal and plant. To preserve the diversity and survival of wildlife, an array of National Parks and protected biospheres have been set up to ensure that the flora and fauna could co-exist with the growing human population in India.

These wildlife sanctuaries are the best place to come face to face with the abundant wildlife in India. Species such as royal Bengal tiger, Asiatic lions, blackbuck, antelopes and single horned rhinoceros are present in India.

India is also renowned as birding paradise with the World Heritage Keoladeo National Park alone recording  350 bird species including migratory birds and Periyar National Park close second with over 320 species of birds recorded till date.

Here's a rough guide to some of the top destinations for wildlife tours in India.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: King of the jungle, Bengal tigers

And 1 bonus reason why you should visit India is:

India abounds with architectural wonders, thanks to the amalgamation of various cultures since time immemorial.

Thanks to the ancient Indian philosophy of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” meaning that the whole world is one single family, India has seen assimilation of various creeds, religion and culture unwitnessed anywhere else.

This cultural assimilation process manifests itself in many of the stunning landmarks and monuments since ancient time. Ajanta & Ellora Caves, Mahabalipuram Shore Temples, Khajuraho Group of Monuments, Hampi Group of Monuments, Forts and Palaces in Rajasthan are some of the supreme example of the cultural heritage and various architectural forms.

In newly declared list UNESCO has inscribed Hill Forts of Rajasthan as World Heritage Site (Updated July 2013). Read more detail on hill forts here.

Many of these are recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site and beckons tourist from around the world to witness their exquisite workmanship.

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Top 10 reasons why you should visit India: Famous Stone Chariots at World Heritage Site of Hampi

Tours to India are a fascinating way to discover and explore the remarkable diversity of this confounding country. It is said that India is not a country which could be known about, it is to be experienced.

And hey! If you are in for a long vacation you would want your home safe. Here's some tips on how to keep your home safe while traveling.

With colors as varied as a kaleidoscope and its rich heritage, tours to India is beyond a doubt memorable experiences with sweet surprises. Adventure follows at every nook and corner in India so be on your toes and travel with an open mind.

Looking for more tips? Check out tips on traveling in India with kids.

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Top 5 Summer Holiday Destinations in India

“To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar it is taken for granted.” ~ Bill Bryson

Whether you are the intrepid back-packer variant seduced by the serene white expanse of the mighty Himalayas, or just a wanderlust-stricken traveler wishing to lose yourself in the “otherworldly” wonders of Mother Nature, hill stations in India during summer holidays offer perfect retreats to experience heaven on earth.

Summer vacations offer one of the best opportunities to spend some quality time with your family members, friends or colleagues. Owing to the amazing geographical diversity, India is blessed with an array of hill stations which are renowned for their spectacular summer vacation packages. Hill stations in India provide heavenly retreat far from the heat, sun and din of the hustle and bustle of life in cities. Here’s a compilation of the top 5 summer holiday destinations in India making up for a blissful travel experience.

Considered to be the final frontier for adventure tourist, Ladakh literally meaning land of high passes is the highest plateau in the state of Kashmir in India with most of its region above the height of 3000 meters above sea level. Isolation due to its extreme location and toils of climate and altitude has ensured an almost medieval way of life in Ladakh.

The sparsely populated valley of Ladakh is known for its snow covered mountain peaks, high altitude desert landscape, medieval culture and Buddhist monasteries. Snuggled between two sprawling mountains ranges, Ladakh offers an array of adventure tourism activities. Among the popular places of tourist interest include Leh, Drass valley, Suru valley, Kargil, Zangskar, Zangla, Rangdum, Padum, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Changthang and Nubra Valley.

Top 5 Summer Holiday Destinations in India
Ladakh is a picture perfect place with its high altitude desert-esque landscapes and one of the best places for landscape photography in India
Shimla
Situated amidst the verdant hills and valleys in Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is fondly referred to as ‘the Queen of Hill Stations’. It was when during colonial era British made Shimla their favored retreat and winter capital that Shimla shot into global fame. The distinct colonial flavor is still redolent in the ambiance of this sleepy hill station in India located in Himachal, a popular trekking destination in India

Shimla is one of the favored honeymoon destinations in India owing to tranquil environs and picturesque landscapes surrounding this hill down. Sweeping view of the undulating mountains and rolling valleys add to the romance of the urban oasis. Major attractions in the city include State Museum, Summer Temple, the Ridge and the Mall, Christ Church and Tara Devi temple. As you embark of local sightseeing, you could not but witness the seamless amalgamation of British influence and Indian culture and traditions making up for the irresistible allure of the city.

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Frozen in Time: Streets of Shimla after Snowfall
Manali
Popularly known as the ‘Valley of Gods’, Manali’s picturesque location amidst the scenic Himalayan Mountain Range by the Beas River and an array of trekking trails makes it a popular tourist destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The landscape at Manali is breathtaking with Beas River meandering through the town and panoramic view of the snow capped Himalayan peaks dotted with pine and deodar trees and lush fruit orchards.

Surrounded by incredible scenery of mountains, rivers and waterfalls, this hill station in India attracts all sorts of people like nature lovers, vacationers, honeymooners and adventure lovers. One can also enjoy different adventure sports here like trekking, skiing, river rafting, mountaineering, etc. The climate of Manali is predominantly cold during winters and moderately cool during summers.

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Snow Capped Mountains near Rohtang Pass in Manali which is one of the post popular attractions
Darjeeling
“Flowers are everywhere. The days are cold and the sun almost seems to play hide and seek with us” ~ Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore

Nestled in the rolling mountains where the towering Kanchenjunga paints the canvas of azure sky, Darjeeling located in West Bengal is renowned for its tea gardens and tea industry which are revered by connoisseurs of tea around the world. Darjeeling rose into prominence after British annexed it and transformed it into sleepy Victorian Township during mid 1800s. The remnant of the colonial charm which suffuses this mesmerizing hill station in India is still instantly recognizable.

The major attraction of Darjeeling is the World Heritage Himalayan Mountain Railways, fondly referred to as the toy train of Darjeeling along with the soaring Mt Kanchenjunga. Other attractions of note which qualifies as must visit are the Tiger Hill, Himalayan Zoo and Japanese Peace Pagoda.

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Steam Hauled Vintage Engine of the Darjeeling's Famous Toy Train or the Himalayan Mountain  Railways


Munnar
Situated in ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala, Munnar is one of the most popular hill stations in India and is well known for its responsible tourism endeavors. Characterized by undulating hills with dense vegetation and plateaus and hillocks sprinkled with tea gardens, Munnar attracts tourists from around the world owing to its salubrious climate and picturesque landscape. Munnar’s salubrious weather, unruffled serenity, scenic countryside and bounty of nature make it one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in India. Major attractions of Munnar include tea plantations, bird sanctuary, Eravikulam National Park, Walk in the Clouds, several lakes and waterfalls.

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Verdant Tea Gardens and Rolling Hills: Munnar, Kerala
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South India: Incredible India Tours

South India is renowned all across the globe for its magnificent charm and various tourist attractions. The region is bounded by the Indian Ocean on the South, the Arabian Sea on the South-West and the Bay of Bengal on the South-East, which makes it unique from all other destinations in the world.

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Kathakali Dancer: Kerala's most iconic symol and a cultural dance


Alappuzza, also known as Alleppey is a small town in Kerala. It was also described as the’ Venice of the East’ by Lord Curzon. It is renowned across the world for its picturesque backwaters and beaches.  Alappuzza beach offers magnificent views of the Arabian Sea and on the other hand, backwaters are the major source of tourist attraction in Alappuzza.

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Backwaters and Kettuvallams in Alappuzza


Kochi, also known as ‘Gateway of Kerala’ is located on the West coast of India by the Arabian Sea. The 2nd largest city of Kerala, Kochi features a tropical monsoon climate all the year round. This beautiful city has the spectacular Western Ghats on the East and the magnificent Arabian Sea on the West. One of the major attractions of Kochi is the Chinese Fishing Nets.

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Chinese Fishing Nets in Kochi


Kovalam, also known as ‘Paradise of the South’ is renowned across the world for its beaches. The major sources of attractions are surfing, wooden boat ride and motor boat ride. This sleepy beach burst into international scene when hippies flocked to its pristine beaches in late 70s. There’s much to do in Kovalam apart from exploring and basking in glory of this sun and sand tropical paradise. Souvenir shopping is one of the major pastimes in Kovalam from the shops located at the beaches. The eponymous lighthouse located at the southern beach is the oldest lighthouse of Kerala.

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A stunning view of the Kovalam Beach


Mahabalipuram is a small and beautiful town located in Kanchipuram district in Tamil Nadu. The town still has many magnificent and spectacular monuments, which were built between 7th and 9th centuries. The group of monuments at Mahabalipuram also happens to designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temples in Mahabalipuram were built in the era of Narasimhavarman, which showcase movement from rock cut style to structural building. The town also has two low hills, which is about 400 m above from the sea level on both sides. The larger one has 11 excavated temples, popularly known as Mandapas.



Nilgiri Mountain Railway, built by the British in 1908 operates its services in the state of Tamil Nadu. In 2005 the Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) was declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Southern Railway operates the NMR, which earns an annual income of Rs. 4 crores by NMR only.



Great Living Chola Temples include the temples, which are the Brihadeeswara Temple, the temple of Gangaikondacholisvaram and the Airavatesvara temple located in the South India. These temples were built at the time of Chola rule and the Brihadeeswara temple was declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. On the other hand, the other two temples were declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.

Hampi is a small and beautiful village, which is situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra River, in the state of Karnataka. The Group of Monuments at Hampi is recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Vijayanagra festival, organized by the government annually in November is the major source of attraction.

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Stone Chariot of Hampi after which the Golden Chariot, one of the luxury trains in India is named


Pattadakal is also a small village located in Karnataka, which lies on the banks of the Malaprabha River. It attracts tourists with the fascinating charm of its historic temples. It was also declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. The various group of temples located at the village include Virupaksha temple, Sangameshvara, Mallikarjuna temple, Kashivisvanatha temple, etc.

There's much more to South India than this. If you need more information or details about destinations in South India, plese feel free to contact me.
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