Thrissur has for a long time served as the historical, cultural and religious focal point of Kerala.

Referred to as the “Cultural capital of Kerala” this city truly reflects the religious confluence seen in India. The city derives special mention in Indian history owing to the fact that it served as the points of entry for Christianism, Judaism and Islam into India. Thrissur also boasts of a great academic lineage and is home to several academic institutions.

Thanjavur has many charms and draws acclaim for its ancient temples, rich culture and enormous agricultural produce.

Located in South India, Thanjavur is often referred to as the Rice Bowl of Tamil Nadu. This city is also known as Thanjai in the native language Tamil. Counted as being amongst the most ancient cities in India, its history dates back to the Sangam period. Thanjavur is named after the legendary asura or demon of Hindu mythology, Tanjan.

Srirangapatna, a pilgrimage destination in the state of Karnataka lures the tourists with its religious importance and priceless culture.

Srirangapatna is also known as Seringapatnam and is located near Mysore. Travel to various temples decorating the Kaveri River is an amazing experience to the visitors. Srirangapatna filled with forts, falls, and palaces has a rich topography. Karnataka tourism would be a perfect choice to unwind after a hectic week.

Beautiful Island in the state of Tamil Nadu, Rameswaram is hidden underneath the veil of mystery and legend.

Indian religion has been centered within the island of Rameswaram. The spirituality and religious history of India simmers within its skies and resides deeply in the roots of its earthly ground. Travel to Rameswaram and learn of its deeply situated history while traveling to the temples of Indian religion.

Most who visit India love the place, and call it Queen of hill stations.

Ooty was one place that changed the minds of the British, and this happened way back during the British colonization.  The British at that time claimed plots for their own, built houses and lived in the village for several generations.  This is why the area of Ooty developed quickly, as it was the preferred dwelling of the British.

India covers areas both north and south of the equator; so people will be able to escape the heat always.

When summer drops in on India, a lot of people would pack their bags and move to Munnar for a week or two.  With its high altitude, the town is able to offer visitors respite from the heat that is present in other parts of the country.  The greenery in the area also helps the town by providing fresh air.

A fascinating landscape, Kollam is a lively town between the sea and Ashtamundi Lake in Kerala, South India.

Located in the southern backwaters of Kerala, tours to Kollam should include the popular backwater cruises which can be enjoyed on traditional converted rice boat called the kettuvalam, private boat with a guide or on public ferries. There are also other travel attractions to charm the nature lover, intrigue the history buff and gratify the pilgrims.

Famous hill station in South India. Home to the Kodavas community and lush plantations growing coffee, black pepper and cardamon.

Kodagu is a paradise for any nature lover. Popular with tourists and local trekkers, Kodagu is also known by its italicized name, Coorg, which means “dense forest on steep hill”. True to the meaning, one can delight in various tours to the plantations, orange groves, trek through unspoilt forest tracts in the wildlife sanctuaries and national park.