Rondreis Zuid India

About the destination: Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is India's third-largest city. Bangalore is a large, cosmopolitan city with diminishing green spaces and a large working population. Bangalore is the major center of India's IT industry, popularly known as the Silicon Valley of India. Although Bangalore is not known as a tourist city, there is still a lot to see. The city’s main landmarks are the legislative House of the State of Karnataka, the majestic Vidhana Soudha, the ultra-modern Vikasa Soudha adjacent to Vidhana Soudha, Seshadari Iyer Memorial, Bangalore Palace, Tipu Sultan's Palace, the Bull Temple, the Maha Bodhi Society Temple and the Dodda Ganapathi, one of the oldest temples in Bangalore. Bangalore is an impressive, cosmopolitan city with numerous parks and fountains. Modern building have sometimes replaced vegetation but the city is still lined up with trees and flowers and is often referred to as the Garden City of India.

About the destination: The historic settlement of Mysuru (which changed its name from Mysore in 2014) is one of South India's most enchanting cities, famed for its glittering royal heritage and magnificent monuments and buildings. Its World Heritage–listed palace brings most travellers here, but Mysuru is also rich in tradition with a deeply atmospheric bazaar district littered with spice stores and incense stalls. Ashtanga yoga is another drawcard and there are several acclaimed schools which attract visitors from across the globe.

About the destination: Chennai, formerly known as Madras, this 369-year-old city is the capital of the southern state of Tamilnadu and is India's sixth-largest city. It serves as one of the main gateways to South India and has a thriving local culture and art scene and is one of the major destinations for medical tourism. It is on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal and has the second longest beachfront of any municipality in the world. Chennai is both an orthodox and a modern cosmopolitan city; the culture of the city reflects its diverse population. The traditional arts, music, dance and all other art forms of Tamilnadu grow and flourish here. The food is a unique blend of traditional, to fast foods and filter kaapi. It’s a land of temples and priests. The architecture ranges from ancient temples to modern high-rises. Music is classical and western, to the growing nightlife in the city.

About the destination: Pondicherry or Puducherry is a city, an urban agglomeration and a municipality in Puducherry district in the Indian union territory of Puducherry. It is known as Pondy. Pondicherry is the regional capital and largest city in the territory. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Auro Beach. - Auroville city. - Bharati Park. - Botanical Gardens. - Chunnambar Boat House. - Government Museum. - Mahatma Gandhi's statue. - Oustery Lake. - Paradise Beach.

About the destination: The city of Madurai is part of the Tamil Nadu State, it is the administrative headquarters of the District of Madurai. It is the third largest city and the second municipal corporation in size of Tamil Nadu. Located on the banks of the mouth of the Vaigai River, it has been an important settlement for two millennia, and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The city presents a great cultural legacy shaped by a series of landmarks, such as the Meenakshi Amman Temple and the Tirumalai Nayak Palace. Although other attractive tourist is undoubtedly the festival Tirukalyanam (also called the Chittirai festival), held in April-May for 10 days, which attracts one million visitors annually.

About the destination: The city of Kochi possesses one of the seaports more important of the Paiscochin is also the largest city in India without a hindu majority, due to the successive waves of migration over the millennia they have made Kochi a medley of races and there is danger of overdevelopment the city still maintains an authenticity of the colonial legacy that will make tourists feel and admire the streets of the city. In 1102 ad, Cochin became the seat of the Kingdom of Kochi was an important center of trade in spices on the Arabian Sea coast since the 14th century. The city entered a period of economic growth since the year 2000, and that led to the development of the city. This was due to the advances that occurred in different economic areas as: tourism, transport industry and ICT.