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Tourist zone of South India

 

South India is also considered one of the most ancient and native residents of India. The rich culture, history and tradition adds to the mystery and magic of South India. It is here that you will find some of the finest temples and architectural heritage of India. A trip to Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, or Andaman& Nicobar Islands provides you with fond memories.
 
A South India Tourist Places and tour includes trips to the backwaters, beaches, temples along with Ayurveda treatment and varied wildlife. The southern tip of India is also known as the region of green magic with a varied variety of flora, fauna and the wilderness of the wilds.

A couple of towns and cities in South India are referred to as temple towns as well such as Madurai, Rameshwaram and Mahabalipuram. The high quality of architectural work showcased in the walls and ceilings of the temples are contribution of Cholas, Pandyas and Pallava dynasties.


Temples in South India
South India really has a distinct culture that sets it apart from the rest of the country. Not only that, each state in south India has managed to retain its own distinct identity. The most attractive temples to visit in South India are Badami Cave Temples, Guruvayoor Temple, Lepakshi Temple, Lingaraja Temple, Meenakshi Temple, Tirupati Tirumala Balaji, Sabarimala Temple and Jagannath Temple. A couple of towns and cities in South India are referred to as temple towns as well such as Madurai, Rameshwaram and Mahabalipuram. The high quality of architectural work showcased in the walls and ceilings of the temples are contribution of Cholas, Pandyas and Pallava dynasties. The temples of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh are the live testimonials of the Dravidian architecture and Vijayanagar Empire.

Fairs and festivals
There are several fairs and festivals here, which are full of color, vibrancy, dance, music and excitement. The festivals in South India which attracts people from all over the world are Pongal, Natyangali dance festival, Karthighai Deepam and Jallikatu bull fight. There are several fairs and festivals here, which are full of color, vibrancy, dance, music and excitement. The New Year celebration is known as Ugadi and it is a very auspicious day. The festival that infuses new life is the Hampi Festival.

Sanctuaries in South India
The sanctuaries in the South India, which are regularly visited by tourists, are Bandipur Wildlife Sanctuary, Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, Mundanthurai Sanctuary, Srivilliputhur Giant Squirrel Sanctuary, Wayanad Wildlife, Sanctuary, Nagarahole National Park, Indira Gandhi Sanctuary.

Beaches in South India
The top beaches to visit in South India are Kovalam beach, Varkala beach, Kappad beach and Marari beach, Karwar Beach, Maple Beach, Marina Beach, Rameshwaram Beach, and Mahe Beach.

Backwaters in South India
The houseboats move from time to time, showing you the diverse scenic views of Kerala. All amenities will be provided in the houseboats to make your stay a memorable one. The deep blue ocean, the palm fringes, and the fresh coconut water along the beaches in South India will give you the experience of a unique holiday. Here you can also try several water sports like jet skiing, kayaking, paragliding, parasailing, scuba diving, snorkeling and water skiing. Enjoy local delicacies like dosa, idli, thoran, pachadi, chips (banana/ tapioca/jackfruit) and rasam.

Tempting flavors of its cuisine and the blends of cultures and traditions merged into one presents the southern sphere with a unique outlook.

Some of the tourist places in South India are listed below by state :-

  1. Tourist Places in Andhra Pradesh
  2. Tourist Places in Karnataka
  3. Tourist Places in Kerala
  4. Tourist Places in Tamil Nadu
  5. Tourist Places in Andaman and Nicobar
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