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BR Hills
Nestled at the convergence of the Western and Eastern Ghats in south-western Karnataka, this range of the Nilgiri is a favourite getaway for those who crave an off-beat time away from monotony in the lap of nature.
Coorg
A very popular hill station in the Kodagu district of Karnataka paints a pretty picture of grandeur of nature. Nestled in the thick canopies of the Western Ghats.
Kabini
For nature lovers and those who just cannot get enough of the wilderness, Kabini will be appealing to you. The Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary is banked beside the river that shares its name with a quaint lake that is decorated by some majestic landscapes.
Kanchipuram
Also known as the “Silk City”, the popular city of Kanchipuram is not only reputed for its world famous traditionally crafted silk sarees but also its culture with its glorious display of a thousand temples.
Kodaikanal
One of the most sought after honeymoon destinations in the country, Kodaikanal, or Kodai as it is lovingly called, is the princess of Hill Stations and rightly so. .
Mahabalipuram
Listed as a World Heritage Site because of its ancient archaeological wonders, this fascinating place is also known as Mamallapuram or as some calls it - “Mahabs”. It is a laid-back town which most travellers flock to.
Masinagudi
Harbouring a charming ambience of serenity and calmness, the hill town of Masinagudi is located on the foothills of the Nilgiris.
Meghamalai
One of the many attractive and exquisite places that are abundant in nature’s most beautiful products is Meghamalai, nuzzled in the Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu.
Mudumalai
Sandwiched between the Bandipur and Annamalai Wildlife Sanctuaries, the Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is a continuation of Bandipiur’s reserve and is most renowned for its elephant habitat. The river Moyar flows between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and runs inside the sanctuary.
Munnar
Pocketed in between the three mountain rivulets of Kundala, Mudrapuzha and Nallathanni, is the charming little town atop a hill that is Munnar. It is a popular trekking destination with its highest peak being Anamudi.
Mysore
The cultural capital of Karnataka, Mysore is proudly renowned as the city of palaces. An ancient town with more than 600 years of legacy, it is one of the most flamboyant destinations in the country.
Nagarhole
One of the most attractive and diverse wildlife reserves there are, Nagarhole National Park, also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, is located in the Kodagu and Mysore districts of Karnataka. Adjoining Kabini Lake, it forms an important animal corridor that runs through the neighbouring Bandipur National Park.
Nandi Hills
If you want to be enticed by the charming green allure of hills, Nandi Hills is your ideal weekend destination.
Nellore
Plonked in the state of Andhra Pradesh, Nellore is an ancient town that existed since the time when the Mauryan Empire ruled.
Ooty
Although this cosy hill town is a little too messy for some tastes, the greenery quieter neighbourhoods of this place could easily be mistaken for an English countryside.
Pondicherry
Fondly termed as ‘Pondy’, this former French colony is a sea of tranquillity what with its quiet, clean cobbled streets and colonial townhouses aligned beside them. The vibe of the township is a faded colonial bohemian chic with a touch of new age international French culture.
Pulicat
A small seashore township, Pulicat resides in the Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu on the island of Sriharikota dividing the Pulicat Lake from Bay of Bengal. It is renowned for its invigorating sights worth catching a glimpse of.
Rameswaram
One of the holiest places to see in India and often considered the Varanasi of the south, Rameswaram, as ancient as the Ramayana, is among perfect weekend getaways from Chennai. The city is a pilgrimage centre being home to some of the most spectacular places of worship in the country. Apart from these pilgrims, Rameswaram is a small fishing town on an island by the name
Thekkady
Thekkady is where the renowned Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary resides. Unending chains of hills, picturesque spice-scented plantations and herds of elephants are what define this place.
Tirupati
If you are a history and archaeology buff, Tirupati is the place to be. A major pilgrimage and cultural city in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, a million disciples visit Tirumala, an alias of Tirupati.
