Tiruchirappalli is a citadel of Tamil history offering a mix of ancient history effortlessly intertwined with the modern day society.

Trichy or Tiruchirappalli is the fourth largest city in the Southern state of Tamil Nadu. According to Hindu mythology the three headed demon Trishira did penance and acquired special powers in this city and hence it was named Thiruchiappalli. Trichy even to this date continues to serve as a historical and cultural flag bearer of Tamil Nadu.

An epicenter for Saivism, Thiruvannamali is considered an ancient and venerable spiritual destination in South India.

The word Tiruvannamalai traces its roots to two words namely ‘Tiru’ and ‘Annamalai’. ‘Tiru’ is a word used to denote greatness while ‘Annamalai’ translates to an inaccessible mountain. Popular spiritual tourism destination, this hill is rumored to be home to several yogis and siddhas, people who through their spiritual pursuit have become highly evolved and have special occult powers.

Small tropical islands generally promote a life of peace, making them a perfect destination for those on vacation.

This makes a visit to Port Blair, the capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a requirement for anyone who leads a stressful life.  In fact, no matter what type of life you lead, one should visit this island at least once in his or her life just to experience the peace that it has to offer.

When visiting a new country, one may choose to visit industrialized cities, or the ones that are laid back.

Being the city that handles more than three quarters of India's coffee exports, Mangalore could definitely be considered an advanced city.  The port also adds to the reason why people would want to set up shop in the area.  The main economic support comes from farming though, so fresh air is still a commodity in here.

Madikeri is considered to be Scotland of India. It is a hill station popular with trekkers.

Languishing lifestyles are the norm in this resort, a tour destination with perpetually pleasant mist and cool chilly air. Crispy fresh air turns refreshingly earthy when walking through the various trek trails in this breathtaking district headquarters of the Land of Kodavas- Coorg, also known as Kodagu. It is hard to miss the various scenic spots in this quaint town.

A town for spiritual devotion. Many pilgrims travel through this, aptly called, temple town.

Kumbakanom is a popular destination for spiritual tourism, upholding India’s reputation as a religious country. This is even more evident as the major rivers originating from Himalaya and running through various regions of India, have religious significance. There are pilgrimage sites with a major river running through, whether in North India or South India. 

Relaxation and rejuvenation in the ‘Land of letters, latex and lakes’.

A smooth scenic sail among the serene settings with gracefully dancing coconut trees,  lining the backwaters’ banks. This is a popular segment of travel itinerary to Kottayam.

Vellore, 145 km away from Chennai is the oldest surviving city of South India, and famous for fort and temples.

Vellore – The City of Spears is a semi-urban town that boasts of well-preserved monuments, temples and the famous Christian Medical College. The city lies on the banks of river Palar, and rivers Ponnar and Palar flows through it. Points of interest include Vellore Fort, Vellore Prison, Kavalur Observatory, Amirthi Zoological Park and Yelagiri Hills.