Chennai . . . The Gateway to South India

Chennai - Tamilnadu : For the visitor wishing to explore southern India extensively, Chennai, the capital of Tamil nadu is the most convenient point of entry, the Gateway of South India. Chennai has an International Airport, a Sea Port and a rail and road network that links it to all major town and cities of the region.
 

- Mahabalipuram
- Kanchipuram
- Thanjavur
- Kapaleeswar
- Ootacaund Hill Station
- Kodaikanal Hill Station.
- Sri Parhasarthy temple
- The Santhome Cathedral Church

- St. Thomas Mount
- Fort St. George
- St. Mary's Church
- The Fort Museum
- The Snake Park
- Madurai
- Thiruchirapalli
- Little Mount Shrine

Fairs & Festivals : Pongal Festival (14-16 January, Madurai),
Mahamaham Festival (Feb, March - Once in 12 years, Kumbakonam)
 

    Kerala . . . The God's Own Country

Kerala, A long strip of enchanting land tucked away in the south-west corner of India. The capital city, Thiruvananthapuram is an abode of temples, mosques and churches. Kovalam beach resort is just 12 kms away. Veli(8 km), Neyyar Dam(19km), and Ponmudi(61 km) are places of interest near to the capital. The tall and exotic coconut palm dominates Kerala's landscape. It is said that the land derived its name from Keram - the coconut palm.
 

- Thiruvananathapuram
- Padmanabhaswamy Temple
- Napier Museum
- Sri Chitra Art Gallery
- Zoo
- Kovalum Beach
- Water Sports
- Veli Tourist Village
- Ponmudi
- Kollam
- Astamudi Lake
- Thirumullavarum beach
- Backwater Cruises
- Alappuzha
- Kochi(Cochin)
- Willingdon Island

- Bolghatty
- Eranakulam, Vypin
- Mattancherry
- Dutch Palace
- St. Francis Church
- Shiva Temple
- Mangalvana Park
- Kottayam, Kumarakom
- Idukki, The kkady
- Periyar national Park
- Vembanad Lake
- Snake Boat Race
- Calicut, Beach of Kappad
- Beypore
- Guruvayoor
- Wynad

Festivals : Thrissur Pooram (April-May), Onam (August-September),
Great Elephant March (January)
 

   Bangalore  . . .  The Garden City

Bangalore - Karnataka : has blossomed into one of Asia's fastest growing cities. Well connected by air, rail and road, Bangalore, combines vibrant pace of modern metropolis with a quaint old-world charm.
 

- Lalbagh
- Botanical Gardens
- Tipu Sultan's Palace
- Nandi Hills
 

- Vidhan Soudha
- Cubbon Park
- Shopping

  Mysore  . . .  Tradition & History

Mysore, the picturesque city of Palaces, is jsut 139 kms by road from Bangalore. For centuries, Mysore was associated with royalty. It was the capital city of Haider Ali, Tipu Sultan and of the enlightened and benevolent Wodeyar Kings.