After landing you will be helped to the inn for a two night long remain, trailed by a visit around Chennai toward the evening.

Known as the city of 1,000 sanctuaries, Kanchipuram is additionally celebrated for its silks. We visit Kanchipuram and Lourdes Shrine Church.

The Shore Temple in Mahabalipuram is currently considered a World Heritage landmark. A drive to this beachfront sanctuary town is organized, trailed by a visit to Sri Aurobindo Ashram and later a visit to the Pondicherry Museum and medium-term remain at the inn.

We travel further south to visit sanctuaries of Gangaikondacholapuram, through the Kaveri’s level scenes and heartlands of Chola. A 6hr travel to the ‘Rice Bowl’ of Tamil Nadu, Tanjore for a medium-term lodging remain.

The Chola administration ruled Tamil Nadu somewhere in the range of first and fourth century. Their capital was Tiruchirapalli or now referred to as Trichy as referenced by Ptolemy. We set out for a visit to this noteworthy spot alongside a visit to the Rock Fort and Srirangam sanctuary complex. After this we proceed with our voyage to Madurai, remain at the lodging medium-term.

Synonymous with the observed Meenakshi sanctuary with pinnacle Gopurams, is one of India’s most prominent sanctuary towns, Madurai. A visit to this social and design magnificence in the first part of the day and after that a proceeded with 5 hour long voyage to Periyar to visit most mainstream untamed life asylum of Southern India pursued by a two night long remain the inn.

A getaway from the buzz of city life is a heaven set in the Western Ghats, Periyar. We begin off with a loosening up pontoon ride promptly in the first part of the day.

A 4hr travel to Kumarakom at present situated on the shores of Lake Vembanad, once in the past an elastic manner, the domain is currently a feathered creature asylum. Remain at the lodging, medium-term.

Multi day journey on the mainstream Kerala houseboat and a night energetic about breakfast, lunch, and supper.

After the fun vessel ride, we land at Cochin, an energetic city with picturesque is situated between the backwaters and the Arabian Sea. Here we visit the Jewish Synagogue, worked by Malabar Yehudan individuals in 1568, and the Mattancherry Palace, that has Kerala wall paintings portraying Hindu sanctuary craftsmanship, pictures and different shows of the Rajas of Kochi, otherwise called the Dutch Palace, toward the evening. At night we watch a Kathakali move appear, one of the most intriguing and energetic move shapes in India.