Tour #1 - Kancheepuram - Mahabalipuram

The golden town of Kancheepuram is one of the seven sacred cities in India. Notable among its many temples is the imposing Ekambareswarar Temple, a Saivaite Shrine, where Lord Shiva is worshipped in the form of 'Prithvi'(earth). Dedicated to goddess Parvati is the Sri Kamakshi Amman Temple. Kancheepuram is famous for its hand woven silks and the timeless appeal of its vibrantly coloured saris, making them prized possessions.

Tour #2 - Pondicherry

Departure for Pondicherry after Breakfast. On arrival check into a hotel. After Lunch Local Sight Seeing at Pondicherry. "The Ashram" founded by Sri Aurobindo, the well-known philosopher, attracts thousands of visitors from over the globe. Auroville, the inspiration of the mother, was a French woman who was a spiritual collaborator of Aurobindo. She conceived the idea of the International city of dawn. The Matri Mandir is another place of interest in this town.

Tour #3 - Dakshina Chitra - Muthukadu Lake

Dakshina Chitra is committed to the preservation, presentation and promotion of the cultural heritage of the diverse peoples of South India. Dakshina Chitra is set on overlooking the Bay of Bengal between Madras and Mahabalipuram. The center comprises four sections, which represent the distinct cultures of the Southern States.

Tour #4 - Around Chennai city

Museum, National Art Gallery, Valluvarkottam, Fort St.George, drive down Marina Beach, Santhome Bascilica, Guindy National Park, Kapaleshwarar Temple, St.Thomas Mount.

Bangalore - Garden City... Silicon Valley of India... Fastest growing city in SE Asia... A place to come back home... Mini Subcontinent... A city by many names

Vidhana Soudha: One of the most prominent landmarks of the city, is a magnificent granite structure housing both the Legislative Chambers of the State Government. This building is standing tribute to the Indian Temple architecture and the Pride of Bangalore

Lalbagh: The exotic gardens, laid out by Hyder Ali in 1760, span an area of 240 acres in the heart of Bangalore, is amongst India's most beautiful botanical parks. This holds the key to major contribution in maintaining the City's healthy environment for generations

Palace of Tipu Sultan: Palace of the "Tiger of Mysore" - TIPU SULTAN is one of the most remarkable Islamic buildings in the city, this two storeyed ornate wooden palace has been converted into a museum and is a mine of information about the glorious period of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan.

Bull Temple: The Bull Temple is famous for an awesome monolithic deity of Nandi. The sheer size of the monumental structure measuring 4.57 metres in height and 6.10 metres in length, is breathtakingly real.

Museum: Museum is a tribute to the person who saw and appreciated the creativity in nature, Sir M. Vishveshwaraiah, one of the architects of modern India. It contains diverse information on the contribution of science and technology to human welfare and industrial development.

Ulsoor Lake: Spread over an area of 1.5 sq.km. Dotted with picturesque tiny islands, it provides a welcome break from busy sightseeing and shopping. One can take boat rides or just watch the cool ripples of the exotic lake

Cauvery Handicrafts Emporium: A Government of Karnataka undertaking is set up for the benefit of Art Lovers, is a shopper?s paradise, this emporium houses exquisite handicraft items in rosewood, sandalwood, wood-inlay, lacquerware and bidriware

Mysore is the formal Capital of the erstwhile Wodeyars and also the State of Mysore before it was shifted to Bangalore. The city of Palaces has been the Culture Capital of Karnataka ever since and even to this day millions of Tourists from allover the World visit Mysore during Dasehra (Nava Rathri) during October.

Srirangapatna: The island fortress of the legendary Tiger of Mysore - Tipu Sultan, takes you through the pages of history. Every stone, every Temple, every Palace and every Mosque in here has a story to tell.

Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace: The summer Palace of Tipu Sultan, built fully by wood is today a museum devoted to Tipu Sultan.

Gumbaz: An imposing structure where the mortal remains of Hyder Ali, his wife and Tipu Sultan were confined

Ranganathaswamy Temple: Temple of Lord Vishnu in the sleeping posture on the Great Snake Anantha, is one of the Largest temples in the State. It is a beautiful example for both Vijayanagara and Hoysala Styles of Architecture.

Art Gallery: The Jaganmohan Palace today houses one of the India?s best Art Gallery since 1875. Mysore "Gold Leaf" paintings are well known through out the world.

Brindavan Gardens: World Famous Terrace Gardens with Musical Fountains which gets transformed into a dreamland by night with swirling waters, colourful lights and melodious music

Chamundi Hills: A symbol of victory of Good over Evil is a 335 metre landmark with 1000 steps. Half way up along the stone steps is Nandi, a majestic 4.8 mts monolith. Atop the hill is huge statue of Mahishasura, the demon and a temple of Goddess Chamundeshwari, can also be reached by driving 13 Kms

Mysore Palace: Built in the Indo - Saracenic Style with domes, turrets, arches and colonnades, the palace in-spite of housing the Royal Family is open for Visitors it attracts in millions from all over the world.

Sri Chamarajendra Zoological garden: A house for animals in captivity was established in 19th century under the patronage of the then King, houses many endangered species.

Shivanasamudra Water Falls: Shivanasamudra has India?s first Hydro - Electric Power Station which was set up in 1902. River Cauvery cascades down in two picturesque waterfalls into a 75 Mts. deep Rocky gorge.

Somanathapur Temple: Somanathapur is a small village, is another Temple of Great Architectural Beauty of 13th Century A.D. This is famous for the Star -Shaped Temple with three Shrines.

Ranganathittu: Ranganathittu the Bird Sanctuary located on the lush green islands of the river Cauvery, close to Mysore

Day 1: Departure to Tirupathi after Breakfast.Reach Tirupathi and proceed to tirumala for Dharshan.Return to Tirupathi and check into hotel.

Day 2: Depart after Breakfast to Chennai. Enroute visit Tiruchanur and Tiruthani temple.

Day 1: Departure for Pondicherry after Breakfast. On arrival check into a hotel. After Lunch Local Sight Seeing at Pondicherry "The Ashram" founded by Sri Aurobindo, the well-known philosopher, attracts thousands of visitors from over the globe. Auroville, the inspiration of the mother, was a French woman who was a spiritual collaborator of Aurobindo. She conceived the idea of the International city of dawn. The Matri Mandir is another place of interest in this town. Night Halt at Pondicherry

Day 2: After Breakfast Departure for Chidambaram. Visit Chidambaram Temple. After Lunch departure for Chennai.

Chennakeshava Temple (Star Temple): A tribute to the Craftsmen of Hoysala sculpture has been rendered time and again by millions of tourists from all over the world for generations. It is known for Star - Shaped Temples on raised platforms and beautifully chiseled bracket figures. It has Mahabharata & Ramayana the two greatest epics of all times carved.

Gommateshwara: The world?s tallest monolithic statue measuring 17 m high. Is 51 Kms from Hassan and can be reached by road. An important Jain pilgrim centre.

Three day tour covering the historical city of Mysore, Srirangapatna and the beautiful hill station Ooty.we will also visit the Bandipur widlife sanctuary.

The world-renowned Bandipur National park. The mountain breeze flowing down the vales of the picturesque Nilgiris invites you to this perfect backdrop for a wildlife safari. Nestling in the foothills of the nilgiris, the Bandipur National Park was formed by extending the Venugopal wildlife park, set up in 1931 by the Mysore Maharajas. It is now one of the tiger reserves in the country. It also forms a part of Nilgiri biosphere reserve, which is the one of the last refuges of endangered asiatic wild elephants.

Three day tour covering mysore, Kabini and the Nagarahole National Park.

Nestled in the southern fringes of the nagarhole national park, the Kabini River Lodge is a perfect getaway for nature lovers. The breathtaking locale with the tranquil backwaters of the river Kabini presents an ideal setting for a long-awaited vacation. once the hunting lodge of the erstwhile Maharaja of Mysore, Kabini river lodge is today rated by the British Tatler's Travel Guide as one of the top 5 wildlife resorts in the world. Kabini is pure elephant country as one can see numerous herds at a time. However, the blaze of the elusive tiger always haunts you as you roam through the verdant jungle here. Once widely known for the mass elephant-trapping operations called 'khedda', Kabini stands as the one of the brightest beacons for wildlife preservation in India today.

Day 1: Departure for Mahabalipuram after Breakfast. On arrival check into a hotel At leisure at the beach resort. Night halt at beach resort

Day 2: The golden town of Kancheepuram is one of the seven sacred cities in India. Notable among its many temples is the imposing Ekambareswarar Temple, a Saivaite Shrine, where Lord Shiva is worshipped in the form of ?Prithvi? (earth). Dedicated to goddess Parvati is the Sri Kamakshi Amman Temple. Kancheepuram is famous for its hand woven silks and the timeless appeal of its vibrantly coloured saris, making them prized possessions. Evening spend time on the beach. Night halt at beach resort

Day 3: Globally renown for its shore temples, Mahabalipuram was the second capital of the Pallava kings of Kanchipuram. 58 kilometres from Madras on the Bay of Bengal, this tiny sea - side village of Mahabalipuram, is set in a boulder - strewn landscape. Tourists are drawn to this place by its miles of unspoiled beach and rock-cut art. The sculpture, here, is particularly interesting because it shows scenes of day-to- day life, in contrast with the rest of the state of Tamil Nadu, where the carvings generally depict gods and goddesses

Day 1: Madras - Cochin. Arrive Cochin. Meet-assist at airport and transfer to your respective Hotel. PM - Visit Cochin. Evening Kathakali dance show at Theatre.

Day 2: Cochin - Alleppey. After breakfast, leave by private car to Alleppey, Alleppey where a houseboat awaits to take you to the backwaters. A typical Kerala style lunch onboard. The backwaters are a network of lakes, canals, rive rs and lagoons. Take plenty of pens. Children who come from poor households do not want money, only a pen to complete their education. Kerala has the highest literacy rate in India (98%). Travelling by houseboats along these canals and winding waterways could probably be the best part of your visit to Kerala. Stop off at sunset at safe moorings. Dinner is served before sunset and you have time to relax and have a romantic evening.

Day 3: Alleppey - Kumarakom - Cochin. After breakfast, cruising Houseboat to Kumarakom, pick-up you by our vehicle at fixing point in Kumarakom, then proceed to Cochin for your onward flight to Chennai

Day 1: After Breakfast departure for Mysore

Enroute, visit to Sravanbelagola. This is one of the oldest and most important Jain temples in India. The site of the huge statue of Lord Bhaubali, which is 70mts high and carved out of a single piece of rock, is awesome. It is said to be the world?s tallest Monolithic statue. On arrival check in to Hotel.

Evening visit to Brindavan gardens- situated below the Krishnarajasagar dam is the Brindavan Gardens with its musical fountain. In the evenings, it is transformed into a fairyland with music, lights and fountains.

Day 2: Check out after early Breakfast. Visit Chamundi Hills: Towering over these hills is the royal family?s deity. At the summit is the 2000 year old Chamundeshwari Temple, dedicated to the patron goddess of the royal family. Half way up along the steps is a magnificient monolith carving of Nandi, Lord Shiva?s bull. Visit to the Maharaja Palace of Mysore which dominates the city skyline. Internally it has stained glass, mirrors, display of gifts and some beautifully carved wooden doors and mosaic floors. Proceed to Masinagudi.visit the Mudumalai wild life sanctuary, home to animals like the Elephant, Bison, wild dog, Sambha and jackal. Feast your eyes on the plume and colour of a multitude of birds.

DAY 3: At the Mudumalai wild life sanctuary.

Day 4: After breakfast, Proceed to Srirangapatna, the island fortress located on the Mysore Bangalore highway, once the capital of Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan, the Tiger of Mysore. Daria Daulat Bagh built in 1784 was Tipu?s Summer Palace and is now converted into a museum. The fort also holds within the Royal Mosque and the famous Ranganathaswamy Temple. Outside the fort is the Gumbaz, housing the mortal remains of Tipu Sultan and his father Hyder Ali. Proceed to Bangalore. Drop at Airport / Station

Day 1: Departure for Bangalore.On arrival check into a hotel. Local Sight Seeing at Bangalore. Bangalore, a modern bustling city and an important industrial center, remains as one of India?s most serene cities. It is also known as India's garden city. A visit to its beautiful gardens and parks is a must for any tourist. Night Halt at Bangalore.

Day 2: After Breakfast departure for Mysore. Enroute, visit to Sravanbelagola. This is one of the oldest and most important Jain temples in India. The site of the huge statue of Lord Bhaubali, which is 70mts high and carved out of a single piece of rock, is awesome. It is said to be the world's tallest Monolithic statue. On arrival check in to Hotel. Evening visit to Brindavan gardens- situated below the Krishnarajasagar dam is the Brindavan Gardens with its musical fountain. In the evenings, it is transformed into a fairyland with music, lights and fountains.

DAY 3: Check out after early Breakfast. Visit Chamundi Hills: Towering over these hills is the royal family's deity. At the summit is the 2000 year old Chamundeshwari Temple, dedicated to the patron goddess of the royal family. Half way up along the steps is a magnificient monolith carving of Nandi, Lord Shiva?s bull. Visit to the Maharaja Palace of Mysore which dominates the city skyline. Internally it has stained glass, mirrors, display of gifts and some beautifully carved wooden doors and mosaic floors. Proceed to Masinagudi.visit the Mudumalai wild life sanctuary, home to animals like the Elephant, Bison, wild dog, Sambha and jackal. Feast your eyes on the plume and colour of a multitude of birds.

Day 4: After morning jungle safari and lesuire breakfast, Proceed to Srirangapatna, the island fortress located on the Mysore Bangalore highway, once the capital of Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan, the Tiger of Mysore. Daria Daulat Bagh built in 1784 was Tipu's Summer Palace and is now converted into a museum. The fort also holds within the Royal Mosque and the famous Ranganathaswamy Temple. Outside the fort is the Gumbaz, housing the mortal remains of Tipu Sultan and his father Hyder Ali. Proceed to Bangalore . Drop at Airport / Station