Which Is The Best Tourist Places To Visit In South India?
Introduction:
India, as a country, is built upon the pillars
of Secularism. Even though Hinduism is a major religion, the minority is not
far behind in their cultural contribution, to India. This is one of the major
reasons, why there is a natural abundance in tourism centers spread far and
wide across the topography. Southern India has contributed a lot to this cause
by developing many a tourist havens from its infancy, and developed it over decades,
to match World standards. A few of these exotic spots are discussed in brief as
found below.
1. Kodaikanal: It was dubbed initially as the poor man’s
Ooty, but developed into a hot tourism spot almost equivalent to that of Ooty.
But nevertheless, Kodai as it colloquially called, earned its rightful title
“Princess among Hill Stations” and we will see why.
There are two reasons why a hill station becomes
a Tourist spot in Tamilnadu. One is that, the weather should be pleasant beyond
April and up to July of the year. Kodai
is definitely that. Apart from this, Kodai Lake is renowned for its clear
waters and boating facilities. To add on, there are many places you can go
trekking to with the help of the local guide, like Suicide point, Guna caves
Etc. The stay is made more pleasant with a wide range of hotels, which would
cater to your needs with Multi-cuisine foods.
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2. Pondicherry: aka. Puducherry lies a few hundred kilometers
from Chennai, Tamilnadu, and is a Union territory. It is the Tamil Culture that
prevails there, but they have maintained the French colonies as it is, despite
the fact, the invaders left the territory a long time back. Pondicherry is
known for its beaches, the beautiful buildings from the colonial era,
magnificent temples and Churches and Its nightlife. Aurobindo ashram is a very
peaceful place, where even a pin dropped, would make noise and it is a
meditation centre.
3.Wayanad(Kerala): This is situated in the Western Ghats, and can
easily claim the trophy of being the most attractive place in the state. Its
main attraction is the Wayanad wildlife sanctuary, where it houses many
species, from Elephants to Deer. Other spots worth visiting are Edakkal caves,
the Heritage Museum &the lovely waterfalls, etc.
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4. Andaman and Nicobar Islands(ANI): ANI has loosened its tag, that it served as
the most notorious prisons during the British era, and is a hot spot for
tourism now. Landlocked by water, ANI is renowned for the aquatic pleasures it
gives. You can go boating, kayaking, scuba diving and visit Port Blair, to view
the magnificent historical remnants.
5. Coorg (Kodagu , Karnataka):
There are many places one ha to visit in Coorg.
a)Raja’s seat: A flower garden and beautiful
Fountains even though artificial.
b) Abbey falls: the lovely waterfall it is helps
spread the aroma of the coffee plantation located nearby. It is also a part of
the Cauvery River.
c) Dubare, Elephant camp: Here you see the
elephants and their cubs swim and bathe in the waters, and being trained by
their Mahouts.
Other spots worth visiting are Iruppu
waterfalls, Nagarhole National park, etc.
6. Thekkady:
This has to be one of the most popular
destinations for tourists since you can get to Munnar from Thekkadi very
easily. Thekkadi is known for the huge river called the Periyar river and the
boating arrangements are world standard. Alongside the river banks and beyond
are the Spice, tea and other plantations, the aroma of which cannot miss your
nostrils. The wildlife sanctuary is situated here, and it would be rare for
anybody to miss the elephants walk along the banks, as you are seated on the
ferry. Apart from this are the Athirappy waterfalls, and the Eravikulam
National park, which is worth visiting.
Conclusion:
There are at least 100 tourist spots in South
India and all have their own attraction and beauty. A complete trip around
South India, would remain in your hearts forever.
