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Top 15 tourist destinations in South India in summer

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  Top 15 tourist destinations in South India in summer 15. Wayanad, Kerala 14. Kumarakom, Kerala 13. Ooty, Tamil Nadu 12. Munnar, Kerala 11. Yercaud, Tamil Nadu 10. Coorg, Karnataka 9. Alleppey, Kerala 8. Nandi Hills, Karnataka 7. Yelagiri, Tamil Nadu 6. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu 5. Idukki, Kerala 4. Gokarna, Karnataka 3. Vattakanal, Tamil Nadu 2. Araku Valley, Andhra Pradesh 1. Ponmudi Hills, Kerala A destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things. So South India - a full-fledged package of beauty and mystery, dotted with some amazing summer destinations and away from heat and humidity. So, while everyone will be standing in the overflowing hills of the North Indian brand in the summer, we recommend removing the masses and galactans to these tourist sites in South India. Calmly beautiful, arguably unique and un-beatably calm, these beautiful tourist destinations in South India in the summer will not disappoint you! Hurry! Summer is just around the corner, so is the holi...
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Activities in Hampi

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  Highlights of Hampi Let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking remains of Hampi, the former capital of the Vijanyagar Empire.  The well-known temple ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Visit the 'Kings Balance', 'Queens Bath!', 'Lotus Mahal', the elephant stables, the Vitthala Temple with the 'music-making pillars', the 'stone chariot', the Virupaksha Temple and the monolite Ugra Narasimha. Visit to the Kishkinda Foundation Visit the Kishkinda Foundation, a non-profit organization in Annegundi, near Hampi.  Watch the women there how they make a wide variety of things from natural materials such as bamboo, banana fibers, etc.  Take a boat trip across the Tingabhadra River in a boat made of wood and leather.  The journey back takes about 20 minutes.  More information at: www.thekishkindatrust.org
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Hampi....

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Hampi, a temple town in northern Karnataka, was once the capital of the historical Vijayanagara Dynasty.   Its  ruins  belonging to the erstwhile medieval Hindu kingdom of Vijaynagar and it is declared a  World Heritage site . History The first settlement in Hampi dates back to 1st century AD and several Buddhist sites belonging to that time have been found nearby. Hampi was the capital of the mighty Vijaynagar Empire. Vijaynagar was one of the largest Hindu empires in India. Two brothers,  Harihara Raya and Bukka Raya , founded it in 1336.  Krishnadevaraya (1509-1529) was the greatest ruler and controlled almost all of peninsular India south of Tungabhadra River. The town of Hampi in the 14th century had a population of half a million people.  Vijaynagar Empire flourished, as it controlled both cotton and spice trade routes of southern India. Medieval historians refer to Hampi as an important center of trade.  However, the glory of Vijaynaga...
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