If you haven’t been the ability to figure out a trip down holiday destinations in south India, thinking there isn’t a whole lot to do; this post is just the wakeup call you need. There are so many beautiful places to see in the South, that you may not experience all of it in this lifetime. From exotic arts, sumptuous food to unspoiled mountains, peaceful backwaters, gushing waterfalls, green gorges, natural beauty as well as colorful culture, South India has it all.
Here is an exciting bucket list southern of India for your travel toes.
1. Vattakanal
On the eastern coast of the Western Ghats, this small village is better known as ‘Vatta’ or ‘Little Israel’. Lots of Israeli tourists who flock this little hamlet October onwards, numerous have permanent cottages here. On the southern tip of the Palani Hills, this unexplored haven can be your dream getaway.
2. Athirapilly Falls
If calm, as well as tranquil environs, are your thing, the Athirapilly Falls situated at the Sholayar Forest Range is where you should head to. The view of this natural fall is simply impressive that binds both your eyes as well as your heart. The waterfalls are 80 ft tall and also gloriously fall on the Chalakudy River to make a magnificent image.
3. Coorg
Widely known for being the “Scotland of the South”, Coorg is a charming hill station situated not so far from Bangalore. The view of the grey clouds subtly blending with the plant of capitals is a sight worth seeing. Ever tried waterfalls rappelling? If not, now is the time! An amazing challenge to overcome, with the water moving down with pressure, in a moist climate, hears your heartbeat in your ears. Over the sound of the waterfalls. There is no better place for this than Coorg; it is one of the best places to visit in South India.
4. Thekkady
Thekkady is house to the massive Periyar National Park, Thekkady is sure to catch your heart with its innocent charm and also an abundance of natural beauty. Spot tigers, in addition to various other wild animals frolic at the country’s biggest tiger reserve, engage in the adventurous sport of Bamboo rafting or marvel at the remarkable ecology of the Periyar lake as well as its surrounding greenery.
5. Ponmudi Hills, Kerala
An absolute beauty, Ponmudi Hills is one best place for a summer holiday in South India in May. The hill town is honored with flavor as well as tea plantations. Least crowded by tourists yet, Ponmudi hills have no lack of when in a lifetime experience. Also known to as a trekker’s paradise, this tourist spot in South India has a wide variety of various other adventure and also fun activities too.
6. Gokarna
Gokarna is famous for its beaches & temples Gokarna is a small town in Karnataka. Unlike the over-crowded beaches of Goa, the secluded beaches of Gokarna will surely give you a wonderful experience. The life here is slow and relaxed to fetch you out of the hustle-bustle and also the summer heat.
7. Munnar
A rich green paradise dotted with spice plantations, sprawling tea gardens & unlimited treat of breath-taking waterfalls as well as lakes. Yes! Such a fairy tale place exists on this planet in the name of Munnar. Spend a wonderful night at a hill home encountering the mist-laden hills, wake-up to the chirping birds and also walk through the clouds when you go to this unbelievable hill station of Kerala.
8. Belum
Belum Caves is the 2nd largest cave in the Indian. Subcontinent, known for its stalactite and also stalagmite formations. Belum Caves have long passages, spacious caves with fresh water.
If there is any place on land that matches the beauty and mystique of the depths of seas, it needs to be the magical world of caves.
9. Meghamalai, Tamilnadu
If you are looking for a calm and peaceful weekend getaway from Madurai than Meghamalai in Tamilnadu is the excellent place for you. Located at an altitude of about 1500 m in the Western Ghats, Meghamalai, popularly known as High Wavy Mountains, is popular for lovely views of lavish green mountains, deep valleys, dense forests, tea estates, cardamom plantations, lakes, etc.
10. Wayanad, Kerala
The ideal place to escape summer, Wayanad in Kerala is among the best places for a holiday to South India. A part of the Nilgiri Biosphere reserve, it is blessed with waterfalls, lookouts, and picturesque nature. Fulfill your childhood years imagine staying in a Treehouse. Nature walks, hiking, trekking, bird watching, and so on are some of the pleasures.
11. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
Kodaikanal in Tamil means Gift of the Forest. This lovely and also fascinating hill station is located in the Palani Hills of the Western Ghats. It is also known as the Princess of hill stations owing to its exceptional scenic beauty. Situated in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu, the town is 2133 m above sea level and is in the middle of Parappar and Gundar valleys.
12. Varkala
Varkala in the Trivandrum region of Kerala is not very popular but an ideal tourist destination. One needs to see the area to experience the quality in the air, calm and untouched coastlines surrounded by hills, beautiful springs as well as amazing fisheries.
13. Coonoor
Coonoor is the 2nd highest hill station in the Nilgiri region. It is famous because of its serene beauty but unlike Ooty, it’s not a bustling mess. If you have nothing to do, Coonoor is an excellent place to do it.
14. Mahabalipuram
Regardless of the truth that the place does not have any real celebration amid the long season of winter seasons, it manages to draw in a substantial number of individuals. The lovely and also charming magnificence of the place fills in as the major attractive power for the visitors as well as the beach lovers.
15. Tiruvannamalai
The onset of winter’s months marks the beginning of the ‘festivals of lights’ in this amazing place called Thiruvannamalai. The festival is celebrated for 3 continuous days during December and also attracts many tourists. During this festival, all the temples, churches, streets, houses and also various monuments are all decorated with light.
