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The mystique, mist clad hills, alluring climate,
green cover and bio diversity makes Munnar Hills
one of the top tourist destinations.

South India offers diverse tour destinations which include
Hill Stations, Waterfalls, Beaches, Backwaters, Heritage Sites, Unique Cultures, etc.

Kochi attracts tourists from all over the world with
its links with the European past, amazing
backwaters, and serene beaches.

The magnificent Athirapally waterfall is the largest
waterfall in Kerala. Here, you can enjoy the waterfall from
both the table top and the fall.

The natural beaches including Kovalam, Marari, Charai,
Muzhuppilangad Drive-in Beach, Bekal, Kappad and
Calicut will comfort you.

Thekkady is unique as it is the only sanctuary in India where one can experience wild life at close proximity within the safety of a boat.

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Destinations

Kodaikanal

Embrace the wonders of the amazing climate of natural bliss, Kodaikanal. The renowned Kodai Lake will pleasure you where you with boating and cycling, the solacing Byrant Park, Coakers walk, Pillar rock will ease you for days. A walk through the wonderful mist covered atmosphere will be itched into anyone’s memory for eternity.
Kanyakumari

the southernmost tip of India, is a beautiful sea side town where three water bodies meet; the Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal, and the Arabian Sea. It is possible to view both the sunrise and sunset from Kanyakumari, unlike the beaches on either side of the country. The voyage through the sea to visit Vivekanandha Rock Memorial will be a memorable experience.
COORG

Coorg or Kodagu is the origin of the Kaveri, one of the biggest south Indian rivers. For decades, It has attracted the attention of travellers for its scenic beauty, thrilling possibilities of adventures and great hospitality. Located in the heart of the southern Indian peninsula, this place with its breathtaking undulating landscape is often referred to as “the country of a million hills".