01
Day: Arrival Bangalore:
Assistance on arrival at the Bangalore International airport, our representative will welcome you with the car and driver and will transfer to the pre booked hotel. He will deliver final tour programme and al necessary documents to you, if you have any query about the tour and services, he will assist you in every aspect, if you are arriving in the late evening flight, just relax and overnight stay at the hotel, in case if you arrive by morning flight, you may opt to take half day city tour.
Bangalore: Capital of Karnataka, Bangalore is known; the city of gardens. It is one of the most well planned beautiful city in India with its splendid parks avenues and impressive buildings. Bangalore is renowned for the sprawling Cubbon Park, which is located at the heart of the city, as also its prestigious race course. It is now part of the great Silicone Valley, is a wonderful city filled with the tranquility of its greenery. The Lal Baugh garden is predominantly beautiful and well laid out. It has one of the largest collections of exotic tropical and Sub-tropical vegetation, lakes and lotus-filled ponds. Cubbon park, Bull temple, Mysore arts & crafts centre are must to visit. Later return to the hotel for overnight stay
02 Day: Bangalore :
Today morning breakfast take a sightseeing tour of the
city, visiting Lal Baugh - One of most splendid garden in
the city; it derives its name from the profusion of
red roses which are in bloom here, Cubbon Park - a garden
built by Lord Cubbon in 1864. The ambience of the
city life is enhanced with existence of such a great park
in the center of the city. The Bull Temple - The 4.57
meter high and 6.10 meters long image is crafted out of single
granite rock, Bangalore Palace - built in the Tudor
style and motivated by the Windsor palace, Vidhan Soudha
- the Vidhan Soudha houses the Karnataka state legislative assembly,
Tipu Sultan Palace - The summer
palace of Mughal Ruler Tipu Sultan later visit to Sri
Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple - The temple is natural
monolith carved cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
In the evening visit at the beautiful Ulsoor Lake. Return
to the hotel for overnight stay.
03 Day: Bangalore - Mysore
(139 kms - 3 hours):
After check out the hotel and drive to Mysore; the sandalwood
and incense capital of the World & some of India's
finest crafts, such as printed silk, inlaid, furniture
and ivory carvings are quite famous. Also known as
the city of palaces, Mysore retains a old world charm that
never fails to enchant. On arrival check in to the hotel.
After some relaxation take a half day sightseeing tour
of the city visiting the Palace of the Maharaja (Emperor)
built in 1911 - 1912. The palace is of harmonious syntheses
of the Hindu and saracenic styles of architecture with
archways, domes, turrets, colonnades and sculptures
which are magnificent followed by visit to St. Philomenas
cathedral. Later in the evening visit to Mysore Arts and Crafts
Centre. Overnight at the hotel in Mysore.
Mysore, the capital city of the Wodeyars has always enthralled its admirers with its quaint charisma, regal heritage, splendid palaces, delightfully laid-out gardens, striking buildings, scared ancient temples and broad shady avenues. The city races its history back to the mythical past, when Goddess Chamundeshwari killed the wicked buffalo-headed demon Mahishasura. at Chamunda hills. The festival Dasara in Mysore, is the celebration of this victory of good over evil. Mysore also has historical link with the Mahabharata epic and King Ashoka The Great, of the 3rd century B.C. During the Wodeyar rule Mysore reached the pinnacle of its magnificence as a fabled centre of oriental splendor.
04 Day: Mysore:
After breakfast visit the Art Gallery; visiting Chamundi
hill for Chamundeshwari Temple, here you will get panoramic view
of Mysore. While returning see the Nandi Bull. Afterwards
take an excursion to Brindavan garden
and witness this spectacular musical garden. Overnight at the hotel.
05 Day: Mysore - Calicut
(210 Kms - 5 - 6 hours):
Morning after break fast check out and drive
to Calicut (Kozhikode). On arrival transfer to the hotel.
After some relaxation visit to Dolphin's Point Just
15 minutes driver from the city centre is a place called Dolphin's
Point, where dolphins playing in the sea
at early morning. Visit at Pazhassi Raja Museum located at
East Hill, the Pazhassiraja museum, displays ancient murals,
Antique coins and bronzes, as well as models of
temples, Krishnan Menon Museum The Krishna Menon
Museum has a section in honour of the great Indian icon
V.K. Krishna Menon, whose personal belongings and souvenirs
gifted by world leaders are exhibited here.
(Closed on Mondays and Wednesday
forenoons). Overnight stay at the hotel.
06 Day: Calicut - Cochin
(225 Kms - 6 hours):
Morning after breakfast visit to Beypore Beach - 11
km from Kozhikode, is a small coastal town famous for
centuries as a ship-building centre and still is known
today for its country crafts called `Uru' built by traditional
shipbuilders known as `khalasis'. After visit check
out the hotel and drive to Cochin. On arrival at Cochin
transfer to the hotel. Later in the evening take a sunset
cruise at marine drive jetty. Evening free for leisure
and individual activities. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Kochi (colonial name Cochin) is a vibrant city, the breathtakingly scenic and prosperous state of Kerala, hailed as 'God's Own Country'. Its strategic importance over the centuries is underlined by the sobriquet Queen of the Arabian Sea. informally Cochin is also known to as the Gateway to Kerala. From time immemorial, the Arabs, Dutch, British, Chinese, and Portuguese have left indelible marks on the history and development of Cochin. Over the years, Cochin has emerged as the commercial and industrial capital of Kerala and is perhaps the second most important city on the west coast of India (after Mumbai/Bombay). Cochin is proud of its world class port and international airport that link it to many major cities worldwide. This lovely seaside city is flanked by the Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. Its immediacy to the equator, the sea and the mountains provide a rich experience of a modest equatorial climate. Cochin is located in Ernakulam district in Kerala. The city is the ideal starting point for exploring the unfathomable diversity and natural beauty of Kerala
07 Day: Cochin:
After breakfast take a sightseeing tour of Cochin: Oasis
of Kerala & on to the Malabar Coasts &
Kochi (formerly Cochin), one of the India's most vibrant
City This is inter-connected series of Islands &
shoreline presents a vivacious blend of traditions, cultures &
Religions; Visit to Fort Cochin & St. Frances Church
to see the town of Vasco Da Gama. Also visit Jewish
Synagogue & the Mantanacherrry "Dutch" Palace.
This evening a exotic experience in any journey in
Kerala is a Cruise Trip along the Palm Fringed Lakes &
famous Backwaters; we enjoy this astonishing
excursion today. As you sail along the shady canals you
see cantilevered Chinese fishing nets. From our launch,
enjoy use of narrow produced - Laden dugouts &
the everyday life of locals living on narrow spits
of land between the waters. In the evening enjoy the
Kathakali, one of India's most popular Classical dance.
Lavish Costumes & striking makeup & Masks intensify
the skills and art of the dancers, intricate moments. Overnight stay
at Cochin.
08 Day: Cochin- Periyar:
(185 kms 4 hour drive):
After breakfast checkout the hotel and drive to Periyar on a scenic
route dotted with plantations of rubber, cardamom, cocoa,
green pepper and areca nut, to the wildlife reserve
at Periyar. Arrive Periyar and check – in at jungle resort.
Rest of the day free for walk around in the peaceful
town known for natural beauty, lakes, spices and coffee plantations.
Overnight stay at Periyar.
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, one of India's biggest wildlife sanctuaries covering 777 sq. Kms, is a Tiger Reserve. Its centerpiece, the man-made Periyar Lake at the height of 2000 ft. covers 26 Square Kilometers, passing through the forests of the Western Ghats in Kerala. The lake is an major source of water for the many wild animals. The best opportunity of watching animals is during the hot during March, April and May, when water gets low and the grass dries out, animals particularly elephants come down to the Periyar lake to bath & play in the water with the young ones.
09 Day: Periyar:
After breakfast take a sightseeing tour of the city
visiting Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary one of India's biggest
wildlife sanctuary covering 777 square Kilometers, also
is a Tiger Reserve. Its centre piece, the man-made Periyar
Lake at the height of 2000 Feet covers 26 sq. km, running
through the forests of Periyar, explore the wildlife and
discover the park, animals found here include elephant,
Gaur, Sambar, and wild boars and birds like ibis and
grey heron. The visit is conducted in a boat to view animals
with a bit of extra luck we may be able to see the rare
tiger. Later in the evening visit a spice plantation
fields, to view crops of coffee, cardamom, cinnamon, pepper,
tea estates etc. on your way back to the hotel, you
can visit at the local market and pick up some fragrant
spices. Overnight at jungle resort at Periyar.
10 Day: Periyar - Alleppey (114 kms - 3 hours)
Backwaters tours through sailing boat to Kumarakom :
After breakfast checkout and drive for Alleppey, on
arrival embark at the backwater houseboat. The day for the journey
of backwaters in the boat, through the tropical countryside
enthralling backwaters of Alleppey by regattas (snake
boats) for which Kerala is very quite popuar, while sailing
enjoy palm fringed narrow canals winding through the
vast expanse of paddy fields and the neat tiny hamlets
lined up along either side of the canals are panoramic
sights one can never forget. The Chinese fishing nets,
the reminiscent of our past trade links, are also found
on the way. Flocks of duck swimming around the banks
and tiny birds flying across the sky remains as enduring
pictures reflecting the charm of this tourist land,
you also enjoy fishing from the houseboats, evening
enjoy sunset from the sun-deck of the houseboats, floating
towards Kumarakom town. The houseboats have generated electricity;
sitting cum dinning area, separate bedroom along with
english toilets, sun deck and fully furnished kitchen with
a cook, and Srank (Boat Driver). Overnight at the houseboat.
Alleppey located in south of Kochi , is the center for backwaters canals in Kerala. There is hunge network of canals, which passes through middle of small town, provides its lifeline & has a long pretty beach. Alleppy is also the center of the popular coir products. Nehru Trophy Boat Race - the most colorful snake-boat race of region is annually held here in 2nd Saturday of August month.
Alleppey A glide in a "Kettuvalam" (Houseboat) through the enchanting backwaters of Alleppey is sure to steal your heart. Palm fringed narrow canals winding through the vast expanse of paddy fields and the neat tiny hamlets lined up along either side of the canals are picturesque sights one can never forget. The Chinese fishing nets, the reminiscent of our long-ago marine trade associations, are also found on the way. Flocks of duck swimming around the banks and tiny birds flying across the blue sky remains as enduring pictures reflecting the magnetism of this enchanting land.
11 Day: Kumarakom:
Kumarakom - paradise for the nature-lover. Here in this backwater
town, you can laze in a canoe amidst sylvan surroundings
where the only presence is yours and the egrets. Visit
beautiful Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, situated on the banks
of Vembanad Lake, to see bird viewing where numerous
species, including Darters, Bitterns, Brahminy
kites, Marsh Harries, Teals and several varieties of
Herons roost is found. For an inquisitive bird watcher,
it is always better to have their binoculars at
all times. Return to backwater resort, Make sure you do not miss
out on Karimeen and fresh toddy the beloved fresh
water food and the local glass of wine. Overnight at Kumarakom.
The village of Kumarakom is a cluster of little islands located on the Vembanad Lake, and this small water world is part of the Kuttanad region. The bird sanctuary is spread across 14 acres, is a favorite haunt of migratory birds and an ornithologist's heaven. Egrets, herons, teal darters, waterfowl, cuckoo, wild duck and migratory birds, the home of the Siberian, there in flocks is a fascination for travelers. The ideal way to watch the birds of the Kumarakom sanctuary is a cruise trip round the backwater town
12 Day: Kumarakom - Kovalam
(140kms -2 ½ hrs):
Today morning after breakfast check out the hotel and
drive to Kovalam through green coastal belt and cashew
plantations. On arrival Check into the beach resort. Day free to relax
with the option of herbal oil massage. Overnight stay at
Kovalam.
Kovalam: On the Malabar Coast region along the Kerala shoreline is a tiny village; called Kovalam is 16 kms ksm away from Trivandrum, a sheltered bay endowed with bizarre beauty. This natural bay is a safe beach free from high waves and surge. The beach resorts, over here are at par international standard. Today Kovalam has become one of the most sought after beach destination in India. Kovalam means a grove of coconut trees and truly the coconut trees along the golden beaches gives it a heaven of natural beauty.
13 Day: Kovalam:
After breakfast day free to explore Kovalam beaches.
The coastal village of Kovalam may lie just 10
kms South of Trivandrum but, as Kerala's most
developed beach resort, it’s a world away from
the rest of the state. Overnight beat resort at Kovalam.
14 Day: Kovalam - Trivandrum
- Kovalam:
Morning after breakfast take an excursion tour to Trivandrum
city (16 kms) visiting the ancient Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple,
one of the prime attractions in the city of Trivandrum,
Museum was built in 1880 and shows a harmonious blending
of Kerala, Chinese, Mughal, and Italian architectural
styles. Sri Chitra Art Gallery has a classic collection
Tanjore, Rajput and Mughal schools of art. The Zoo
in Thiruvananthapuram has many shady and delightful
walks. Later return to Kovalam for Overnight stay br>
Trivandrum: Thiruvananthapuram shot into fame in the 18th century when the capital was shuffled here form Padmanabhapuram, a little down south Kerala. The erstwhile kings of Travancore State, taking on the title of Padmanabhadas (servant of Lord), had dedicated themselves wholly to the service of the Lord residing in the temple here. By the terms of this dedication, the deity owns the kingdom while the king is the mere executor of the faith trust. The temples in the city are believed to be several thousands years old. After independence, the city was elected as the capital of Kerala.
15 Day: Kovalam - Kanyakumari
- (80 kms - 1 ½ hrs):
After breakfast check out and drive to Kanyakumari.
On arrival transfer to the hotel. Late visit Kumari
Amman Temple, Vivekananda Memorial , Gandhi Mandapam,
and Thiruvalluvar Statue. Watching the sun rise and
sun set from here is the great attraction, especially
on the day of full moon in April, when it's possible to
see both the setting sun and rising moon on the same
horizon. Overnight at the hotel.
Kanyakumari - Referred to by the British as Cape Comorin, now known as Kanyakumari in the state of Tamil Nadu is located at the Southern Indian peninsular. The small temple dedicated to Kanyakumari, or the youthful form of the primeval energy Shakti (Goddess of Power) is located on the seashore, Kanyakumari is the point of confluence of three oceans - the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean. This well-known Hindu pilgrimage center is known for its splendid sights of sunrise and sunset in huge horizon of sea.
16 Day: Kanyakumari - Madurai
(235 kms: 5 hrs):
After breakfast check out and drive to Madurai. On arrival
transfer to the hotel. Later the day will be free at
leisure. Return to the hotel for overnight.
Madurai, the cultural and religious capital and second largest city of Tamilnadu sate, is one of the ancient cities of South India. Madurai has been a hub of religious learning and pilgrimage, for centuries. It is believed that, the divine nectar falling from Lord Shiva's locks, entitle the city its name - Madhurapuri, now reformed name is Madurai. Famous as the temple city of South India, The city located on the banks of the Vaigai River. Madurai is also an major pilgrimage center. The 985 splendid pillared Meenakshi Amman Temple is the prime attraction of Madurai. The city is also renowned for its engineering, textile mills, industries and large university and academics region
17 Day: Madurai:
After breakfast take a sightseeing of Madurai, visit
the Meenakshi Sundareshwar, one of the biggest temple
multifaceted in India built during the 16th and 18th centuries.
Apart from the estimated 33 million sculptures there,
the temple is utterly absorbing with the endless
encompassing of ceremonies, prostration of countless devotees
and sparkling market stalls, followed by visit to Tirumalai
Nayak Palace, Koodal Alagar Temple and Vandiyur Mariamman
Teepakulam where annual boat festival takes place. Overnight
at the hotel in Madurai.
18 Day: Madurai - Rameshwaram
(172 kms: 3-4 hrs):
After breakfast checkout and drive to Rameshwaram. On
arrival transfer to the hotel. Later visit the city,
often referred to as the ‘Island of Prayer’,
and also considered to Varanasi of the South this major
pilgrimage center is on an island in the Gulf of Mannar.
Most of the town’s places to stay and eat are
clustered around the Ramanathaswamy Temple. Built in
the 12th century AD, the temple with its awe-inspiring
corridors, and the longest in India. Overnight in Rameshwaram.
Rameshwaram is an island separated from the mainland by a small strait of water. Rameshwaram one of pious land of India. Here, the temple dedicated to Lord Rama who, it is believed, had descended on its shores and assembled a bridge across the Palk Strait to access Lanka in his quest to rescue Sita from Devil Ravana. Additionally, the temple is famous for being one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Siva. Lord Rama had constructed a Siva linga in order to offer gratitude to the Lord after assassination of Ravana. Thus, the temple is a sacred site for both Shaivites and Vaishnavites. The huge part of the temple is the 1219 m pillared corridor consisting of 3.6 meter high granite pillars, splendidly carved and well proportioned. The perspective presented by these pillars run repeatedly to a length of nearly 230 meters.
19 Day: Rameshwaram -Tanjore
(260 kms- 6 hrs):
After an early breakfast checkout and drive to Tanjore.
On arrival transfer to the hotel. Later the day is free
at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.
Tanjore or Thanjavur as it was earlier called, was the capital of the Chola dynasty from the 10th century to 14th century A.D. later is become part of the Vijayanagar kingdom, then conquered by the Marathas and later by the British rulers. For ages it has been the major political, literary and religious hub of South India. The distinguished temple Brihadeshwara built by the Chola Kings in perio of the 11th century is its prime attraction. The Saraswati Mahal library, historical period of the Marathas, containing a rare collection of books and manuscripts on palm leaves.
20 Day: Tanjore - Trichy
- Tanjore (55 kms - 1 hour):
After breakfast visit to take sightseeing tour
of the Trichy city, most famous signpost of this bustling town
- the Rock Fort Temple, a stunning monument perched
on a massive rocky outcrop, the Sri Ranganathanswami
Temple. This temple is one of the largest and most enchanting
temple in India, built on an island in the
middle of the river Cauvery and covering a staggering
2.5 sq km and Jambukeshwara - Mysore Temples. Later
continue to proceed to Tanjore. On arrival check in
to the hotel. After relaxation take a sightseeing tour
of Tanjore city, visiting Brihadeshwara temple, which was
built by Raja and is termed as the uttermost glory of
Chola temple architecture. This temple is one of the
monuments in India with World Heritage record. Also
visit the Thanjavur Palace, which was built in
1550 and has huge corridors, spacious halls, observation
and arsenal towers. Return to the hotel for overnight
stay.
Trichy: the rock fort surrounds the city. On the top of the rock there is a fort and a temple. After crossing 434 rocks cut steps, there is a temple called Mathrubhutewarar temple, which is dedicated to lord Siva. There is another temple called Ucchi Pillar temple, which is dedicated to lord Ganesh and located at the top of the rock. The entire city can be seen from this place. Srirangam temple and Sri Jambukeswarar temple are famous in Trichy.
21 Day: Tanjore –
Chidambaram - Pondicherry: (175 kms 4 hours):
After breakfast check out the hotel and drive to Pondicherry,
enroute visit Chidambaram and see the famous Nataraj
Temple depicting Lord Shiva as a cosmic dancer. In this
temple postures of Bharatnatyam- (form of dance) are
depicted in sculpture and also visit the temples at
Kumbakonam. Later visiting south Indian villages and
stopping en route to see the lifestyle of Dravidian
community. After visit Continue to proceed to Pondicherry,
on arrival transferred to the hotel. Later sightseeing
of Pondicherry the world-famous Sri Aurobindo Ashram
is situated here. The Auroville complex is the brainchild
of "The Mother". The late French woman devotee
of Sri Aurobindo to whom the spiritual authority was
passed on after the death of Mr. Aurobindo. Then visit
Pondicherry museum, old city optionally one can go for
local market for shopping. Overnight at the hotel.
Chidambaram (also Thillai) literally means the sky permeated by an atmosphere of intelligence and wisdom. According to legend, it was once a forest of tillai, a mangrove species of trees. There was once a small shrine on the banks of a tank. The saints Vyagrapada and Patanjali are said to have worshipped at this shrine, now called Thirumoolanathar. It is believed that their penance attained fruition with the revelation of Shiva's cosmic dance by Lord Nataraja on the auspicious Thai Poosam day.
Pondicherry: This attractive, former French colony exudes a Mediterranean aura with its sophisticated streets, elegant houses, ornamental gardens and the Hotel de Ville. History of Pondicherry: A former French colonial cit, located along the Bay of Bengal didn't come under Indian rule until 1954. You can still hear a fair bit of French being spoken as you stroll along its remaining seaside villas and cobblestone streets. The city is really two towns in one: La Ville Blanche, the colonials' former playground, and La Ville Noire, the crowded inland area where the native Indian population was forced to live.
22 Day: Pondicherry - Thiruvannamalai - Mahabalipuram
(95 kms 2 hours):
After breakfast checkout and drive to Thiruvannamalai-
a pilgrim centre with an ancient temple of Lord Shiva.
Later proceed to Mahabalipuram. On arrival transferred
to the hotel. After relaxation take a sightseeing tour
of the city, built in the 7th century, this ancient
city is said to be a sculptor's delight, boasting of
some of India's most sublime rock-cut art, for which
it is now a World Heritage site, visit the seven pagoda-style
Shore temples, Rathas, Arjuna's Penance, Krishna Mandapa,
Shore Temple, Mahishasurmardini Cave, Varaha Mandapa
and Mandapam, lashed by the waves of the sea and the
seven rathas or temple chariots, a group of monolithic
monuments & animal figures carved out of solid rock,
the earliest known examples of Dravidian architecture.
They were constructed in a single century-long burst
of creative enthusiasm. Return to the hotel for
overnight stay.
Mahabalipuram Mahabalipuram or Mamallapuram, its ancient name, is one of the historical city of Tamilnadu, located on Bay of Bengal 60 kms from Chennai. Mahabalipuram was an affluent marine port town of the Pallava rulers of South India, the city with its splendid location on a stony outcrop between a logon and beach is a great of history and golden beaches. Mahabalipuram is known for wonderful shore temple built in 7th centaury.
Mahishasuramardini Cave, Ramanuja Mandapam, Kotikal Mandapam, and the Dharmaraja Caves are biggest tourist attractions of this dusty and small town.
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23 Day: Mahabalipuram - Kanchipuram - Mahabalipuram (65 kms 1 ½ hours one way):
After breakfast drive to Kanchipuram, explore the city,
Kanchipuram is one of India’s seven sacred cities
and one of its wonderful temple towns also known for
its handloom silks, followed by visit to temples Kailasnathar,
Vaikuntaperumal, Sakiswarar and Kamakshiamma
This is ideal place for shopping of silk cloth market and weavers
homes. Later drive back to Mahabalipuram. Overnight at the hotel.
Kanchipuram is known as one of India's Seven Sacred cities. Kanchipuram was, one of India's seven sacred cities. Kanchipuram was ancient capital of the Pallavas. It was under the Pallavas regime during 6th to 8th century A.D and later became the citadel of Cholas kings, Vijayanagar Kings, the Muslim and later the British. Also known a hub of Tamil learning, cultural and religious background for centuries. The city is also known centre of the finest silk sarees made in the country. Kanchi has magnificent temples of unique architectural beauty with eloquent testimony to its majestic Dravidian heritage..
24 Day: Mahabalipuram -
Chennai (72 kms 2 hours):
Today morning after breakfast check out the hotel and
drive to Chennai, on arrival transfer to the hotel.
After relaxation take a sightseeing tour of the city
visiting Fort St George, which marks the beginning of
(Chennai) Madras as an important center for trade. Within
the fort is St Mary’s Church, the first English
church in India and the oldest British building to survive.
Our tour will also include the Little Mount where St
Thomas is believed to have spent some time and Great
Mount where he was martyred in 52 AD. We will spend
sometime in the Mylapore Temple area visiting the 16th
century Kapleeswarar Temple and the fruit and flower
market. Of the museums perhaps the most extraordinary is the
Development Center for Musical Instruments, which exhibits
ancient and modern instruments, which you may even touch
and play. Some are curiously ornamental and some are
modern experiments. Of special note are those reconstructed
with the help of ancient literary texts and temple sculptures.
In the evening you may opt to visit to the Marina Beach,
the second longest beach in the world. Return to the
hotel for overnight stay.
Chennai (Madras): the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu is the most convenient point of entry. Tamil Nadu is a bastion of Hinduism, whose past endures into the present. Chennai is known for temples with gigantic spires called gopurams are a common feature of this state, rarely seen anywhere else in the country. Temples in Tamil Nadu were the fulcrum of society and even today art forms that have their origin in religious worship persist to colour daily life. Distinguished among these are splendid bronzes of deities, painting on glass and Bharatnatyam, and an evocative classical dance form.
25 Day: Chennai - Home
town: ( By Air)
The morning free for leisure and relax, you may opt
for shopping or half day city sightseeing and bazaar tour.
Later check out the hotel and drive to the international
airport to board the onwards flight for home town.
On departure a memorable tour concludes here.
