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The one side of town is sea other
side nature - agricultural fields,
villages etc., the boat will be taken
into ride by 2 boat man for about
20 miles to visit the folks of that
region. Fresh cooked food is served
with a help of a cook accompanying
the boat. alappuzha is famous for
the boat races held annually in august/september.
The "chundan vallams" or
snake boats, over 30 metres long,
with their raised prows are beautifully
decorated. as they glide off majestically,
their crews of a hundred or more men
row in perfect time to the rhythm
of traditional boat songs. At onam,
the time of the harvest festival in
kerala, are held at aranmula and kottayam
as well.
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Commercial town and capital city of
state called Karnataka. The cleanest
city of the Country. The city has
two beautiful parks called Lalbagh
and Cuppon park occupy the maximum
land area of the city. vidhana soudha
- at present Legislative Assembly
of the State. Radha Krishna Temple
is new temple and very much eye catching,
one of the clean, modern temple of
the Country.
Bull Temple: Bangalores
oldest temples.
The Vidhana Saudha: Vidhana Soudha
houses the state Legislative Assembly
and part of the secretariat. The massive,
granite, neo dravidian style building
is one of Bangalores most imposing.
Tipu Sultan's Palace:
The Palace which is built of teakwood.
Lalbagh: This botanical
garden, spread over 240 acres.
Cubbon Park: In a
city of gardens that bangalore is,
the cubbon is a premier attraction
for all those who seek some respite
from the busy metropolitan life here.
This 120 hectare park, laid out in
1864 is one of the main lungs of the
city.
Sri Gavi Gangadhareswara Temple:
On January 14th every year, something
extraordinary happens in Bangalore's
Gavi Gangadgareswara temple. On that
day a ray of sunlight passes through
an arch between the horns of stone
bull that stands outside the temple
and lights up the idol inside.
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Belur, Halabid the smallest sized
temples are superb example for richest
collection of sculptors. The sand
stone used temple, star shaped base
provided beautiful presentation of
sculpture represents the astonishing
intricasies of sculptor unfold the
unrivalled skill of the master sculpture
and builders.
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Lord Nataraja is said to have performed
his cosmic dance in this place and
there is a unique temple dedicated
to this form of shiva. The complex
is said to be the oldest in Southern
India. It covers 13 hectares and has
four Gopuram. Two of the Gopuram are
carved with the 108 classical postures
of nataraja, shiva in his role as
the cosmic dancer. Other notable features
of the temple are the 1000 pillared
hall, the nritta sabha court carved
out like a gigantic chariot, and the
image of nataraja himself in the inner
sanctum.
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Is the palm-green commercial town
of Kerala and one of the finest natural
harbors in the world. Boat tour is
conducted to see few islands. Chances
are there to witness "kathakali"
dance, the famous classical dance
of kerala. In kerala the food also
differ and culture too.
Santa cruz basilica: This
large impreseive church dates from
1902, and has a fantastical pastel
- coloured interior. Chinese fishing
nets strung out along the tip of fort
cochin, these fixed, cantilevered
fishing nets were introduced by traders
from te court of kublai khan.
Mattancherry palace:
Built by the portuguese. More important
are the astonishing murals, depicting
scenes from the ramayana, mahabaratha
and puranic legends connected with
shiva, vishnu, krishna kumara and
durga. These beautiful murals rarely
seem to be mentioned, although they
are one of the wonders of inda. Jewish
synagogue: in the old quarter at mattancherry,
narrow lanes lined by street houses
lead to the jewish synagogue. This
simple building built in 1567, has
a rich interior with gleaming brass
and chandeliers in colours glass.
The floor is tiled with blue patterned
tiles brought in the 18th century
from canton.
Dutch palace: the
dutch palace of the cochin rajas.
Exquisite murals depicting scenes
from the ramayana and the puranic
legends decorate some of its rooms.
St. Francis church:
Built in 1503 by the portuguese, franciscan
friars, it is the oldest european
church in the subcontinent.
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Large industry city. Marudamalai Murugan
temple on small Hilltop
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Is a popular health retreat for families
who come to stand the bathe under
waterfalls believed to a rich in minerals
and containing curative qualities.
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Gao’s hundred odd kilometer’s
of coastline has some of the best
beaches in the country and the finest
beach resorts. In the picturesque
villages along the coast with white
washed churches and red tiled houses.
North goa has the state capital, panaji
the former capital of old goa, with
its world heritage churches and cathedrals
and string beaches that runs right
up the cost to maharastra.
Panaji: built on
the south bank of the wide mandovi
river, panaji officially became the
capital of goa in 1854.
Beaches: north goa
beaches, some of them edged with red
laterite cliffs include calangute,
candolim, baga, vagator, anjuna and
charpora. The southern beaches, noted
for their sparkling white sand and
calm sea include bogmalo, colva, benaulim,
betul and palolem - idyllic beaches
with splendid opportunities for sailing
and wind surfing.
Old Goa: the old
portuguese capital of goa further
up river has fine baroque churches
with lavishly ornamented and gilded
altars. The basilica of bom jesus
where the body of st. Francis xavier
rests in its silver and glass casket,
of St. Francis of assisi are the most
important.
Temples: near the
town of ponda are temples built in
a style that is exclusive to goa with
baroque interiors and unusual, ornate
deepmals, tall lamp towers. The best
known are the manguesh, nagesh and
shanta durga temples.
Margao: margao is
the capital of salcete taluka and
the main centre of south goa. It is
pleasant provincial town which still
displays reminders of its portuguese
past.
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This glorious town of hoyssala empire
is 16 km from belur, which is also
known as dwarasamudra. Noted for its
exquisite temples, the most imposing
is the hoysalaswara temple. The most
magnificent parts of the temple are
its outer walls, every inch of which
have been covered with friezes of
amazing variety. This ranks as one
of the most outstanding examples of
hoysala art.
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The magnificent ruined city of hampi
was once the capital of the powerful
Vijayanagara kings. Located in a boulder
strewn landscape on the banks of the
tungabhadra are the temples, palaces
and structures of this beautiful “city
of victory”. Among it’s
splendid monuments are the vittala
temple with its fine sculpture, musical
pillars and the famous stone chariot,
the purandaradasa mandapa and the
graceful lotus mahal. Hampi is one
of the most fascinating historical
sites in south india. Set in a strange
and beautiful boulder-strewn landscape,
the remnants of the great city have
an almost magical quality, and the
sheer size of the site is awesome.
Thriving travelers centre and most
people stay at least a couple of days
to soak up the atmosphere and explore.
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Traditionally Hassan has been teh
most convenient base from which tyo
explore Belur, Halabid and Sravanabelagola.
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Many people who come to see the Vijayanagar
ruins at Hampi use Hospet as a base.
Its a fairly typical Karnataka Country
town .
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Is famous for its temples. There are
1008 temple been built by the ancient
rulers and it is known as temple city
of India. We will be visiting few
important temple of the city for the
art, architecture as well as religious
beauty. One of the seven sacred cities
of India. While the other cities are
dedicated to either shiva or vishnu,
Kancheepuram is a unique in that it
is dedicated to both. The Pallava
dynasity established kancheepuram
as its capital and under its rule
Kancheepuram was to witness a prospering
of the arts, especially in the fields
of literature, music and dance. The
first South Indian stone temples were
constructed.
Kailasanatha temple:
reflects the freshness and simplicity
of early dravidian architecture.
Ekambreeswarar temple: one
of the largest temples in Kancheepuram,
covering 9 hectares.
Kamatchi amman temple:
dedicated to the Goddess Parvati,
the temple has a Golden Gopuram in
the center.
Devarajaswami Temple:
this is an enormous monument.
Vedanthangal bird sanctuary:
an important breeding ground for water
birds, cormorants. Egrets, herons,
storks, ibises, spoonbills, grebes
and pelicans come here to breed and
nest for about six months.
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Is the Southern - Most tip of the
Indian Peninsula, Lands end of the
Indian subcontinent. The spot where
three seas - Indian Ocean, The Bay
of Bengal and the Arabian Sea meet.
Kanyakumari is noted for its marvelous
beaches and spectacular sunrises and
sunsets.
Kumari amman temple: Pictures quely
situated overlooking the shore.
Gandhi memorial: Striking memorial
stored the mahatmas ashes until they
were immersed into the sea.
Suchindram: At suchindram is an unusual
temple dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu,
and Brahma. The temple is noted for
its huge hanuman statue and musical
pillars.
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The prettiest hill station in south
india. The little town is set around
a star shaped lake. Green wooded hills,
scenic walks and waterfalls make it
a beautiful summer retreat an altitude
of 2100m.
Lake: In a green
hollow, among the hills is the Kodaikannal
lake.
Boating and horse riding:
The lake at a kodai has been wonderfully
lanscaped and boats can be hired.
The coaker's walk:
A little road that meanders along
the edge of the Kodaikannal ridge,
offers a marvelous view of the plains.
Scenic spots: There
are tall rock outcrops, at the pillar
rocks and breathtaking views from
perumal peak. In the wooded hills
around Kodaikannal are the bearshola,
silver cascade and fairy falls - pretty
water falls that are picnic spots.
Parks & falls:
Bryant park a botanical park laid
out, landscaped and stocked over many
years by the british after whom it
is named.
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Is famous for its clean beach Peaceful
& non polluted. Rest the mind
and soul beyond your dream 16 km a
sheltered bay endowed with unusual
beauty. This natural bay is a safe
see-poll free from high waves and
surges. The drive from Trivendrum
to the beach through groves of palms
is refreshing. Thirty Years ago Kovalam
was a hippy idylly a picture prefect
tropical fresh fish, fruit and toddy
( Coconut Beer ). Kovalam retains
a certain charm and is still popular
with backpacking travellers carving
some rest and recreation on the long
haul across the subcontinent.
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This bird sanctuary on Vembanad lake
is 16 km west of Kottayam in a former
rubber plantation. Local water fowl
can be seen in abundance, as well
as over wintering migratory species,
Recently, several luxury resorts have
opened at Kumarakom.
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Kumbakonam is one of the holiest places
in south india, held sacred by both
the vaishnavites and the saivites.
Has about eighteen temples. The mahamagam
tank is wel known for the masi maham
festival which takes place once in
12 year.
Kumbheswara temple: The
town of kumbakonam derives its name
from its presiding deity-lord kumbheswara.
Nageshwara temple:
This shiva temple contains a separate
shrine for the sun, who is said to
have worshipped lord shiva at this
place.
Ramaswami temple:
The 'mahamandapa' in front of the
temple has several fine sculptures
of vamana-trivikrama, vishnu with
his consorts sridevi and bhudevi and
of the marriage of parvati.
Sarangapani temple:
The main sanctum is constructed in
the style of a charriot or ratha.
Mahamagham tank:
This tank is the venue for the famous
mahamagham festival which takes place
once in 12 years when jupiter passes
the constellation of leo.
Gangaikondacholapuram:
Gangaikondacholapuram are some striking
sculptures of mahisasuramardini, nataraja,
ardhanariswara, chandikeshwara, etc.
Darasuram: Darasuram
contains ancient temples of great
architectural merit. The airavateswara
temple is the most important of them
all.
Swamimalai: This
is one of the six abodes of lord subramanya
/ muruga.
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The largest city in southern india
located on the coromandel coast of
the bay of bengal, developed after
1639 when the British East India company
established a fort and trading port
at the small fishing village of Chennai.
Therefore Madras is again renamed
as Chennai. besides the modern city
itself, there are several interesting
towns like Mamallapuram and Kanchipuram,
each with a rich collection of ancient
temples and an array of traditional
handicrafts which are very much their
own.
Fort St. George: Built
by the East India company in 1639-1640,
the fort marks the beginning of Madras
as a modern city. Built around 1653
by the British East India company,
the fort has undergone much alteration.
Presently houses the secretariat and
legislative assembly.
Fort Museum: This
museum contains many relics pertaining
to the tenure of the East India company
and British India. Included is a picture
of Sir Arthur Havelock (Governor of
Madras in 1896) painted by Ravi Varma.
This self taught artist produced many
paintings, often on mythological themes.
St. Mary's Church:
This is the oldest anglican church
in Asia. Built in 1678 - 80, was the
first English church in Madras and
is the oldest surviving British church
in India.
National Art Gallery and Government
Museum: Well worth a visit
the buildings originally belonged
to a group of eminent British citizens,
known as the pantheon committee. the
main building has an excellent archaeological
section also houses a good ethnology
collection. Has a superb collection
of Chola Bronze.
Film Studios: The
film industry in Chennai is now bigger
than the Bolywood (Mumbai).
The Marina Beach : This is
supposed to be the Second Longest
Beach in the world and runs to a length
of 12 km.
Kapaleeswarar Temple:
This ancient Shiva temple, was constructed
in pure Dravidian style and displays
the same architectural elements -
Gopuram, Mandapam, a tank.
Santhome Cathedral :
Roman Catholic church is said to house
the remains of St. Thomas the apostle
(doubting thomas).
St. Thomas Mount: The
small hillock is believed to be the
place where the apostle was killed
by his assassins.
The Snake Park and Children's Park:
The Snake Park will intereuarters.
Elliots Beach: This
Beach is comparatively quieter.
Valluvar Kottam:
Erected in memory of the poet saint
Thiruvalluvar, the shrine constructed
after the temple car of Thiruvarur.
Cholamandal Artists :
This an Independent Community about
30 artisans dedicated to the practice
and development of contemporary art.
Dakshinchitra : The
Village is a showcase of traditional
art, craft, architecture and lifestyle
from the four states of south india.
Muthukadu : The boat
house.
Kovalam: Also known
as Covelong is a fishing settlement
with a fine beach.
Crocodile Bank: Can
see crocs and alligators of all sizes
as well as turtles.
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Madurai is another of Tamil nadu’s
ancient cities, situated on the Vaigai
river. Two thousand years ago, Madurai
was the great capital of the Pandya
kings and a center of tamil culture
and learning. Today, it is a lively
bustling city and a commercial center.
Sri Meenakshi: temple
in the heart of the old town, a riotously
baroque example of dravidian architecture
with gopuram covered from top to bottom
in a breathtaking profusion of multicoloured
images of gods, goddesses, animals
and mythical figures. Madurai is an
ancient city. Tamil and greek documents
record its existence from the 4th
century bc.
Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple:
This temple has numerous mandapas,
immense gopuram crowded with painted
figures, and a set of pillars that
emit musical notes when tapped.
Tirumalai Nayak Palace:
a gracious building in the indo saracenic
style famous for the stude work on
its domes and arches.
Thiruparamkundram:
lord murugan temple, one of the arupadaiveedu
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