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South India Tour Packages That Cover It All.
The southern part of India too has a lot to offer its tourists. In fact it has everything that you might want on a holiday. You will find South India Tour Packages that cover everything from wildlife sanctuaries, to hill stations, beaches and heritage sites.
Comprehensive tours
If you are looking to get as much as you can out of your visit to South India, a good idea would be to consider one of the comprehensive South Indian tour packages. These packages typically start in Bangalore and then continue down south. They will cover the best destinations in the south including Mysore, Cochin, Ooty, Kumarakom, Mahabalipuram, Chennai, Madurai and Periyar. Over this 14 day tour you would have visited wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations, temples and beaches leaving you with a definitive flavour of the south and all it has to offer.
Destination tours
Kerala is by far the most popular destination to visit in the south. If this is where you would like to spend your holiday then there are plenty of Kerala Tour Packages that you will find very handy. A typical 13 day tour package of ‘God’s own country’ as it is called includes Trivandrum, Periyar, a stay on a house boat, Cochin, Munnar and Kumarakom. The tour begins at Trivandrum. The tour covers all that Kerala has to offer, wildlife, the hills and the Kerala Backwaters Tours.
Heritage tours
If Kerala tour packages are not what you are looking for, there are other packages that explore the south as well. You can choose a package that will show you all the heritage sites that this part of the country has to offer. The Deccan Plateau and Hampi tour is one such package. This tour covers all the famous sites of the Hoysala kingdoms, their temples being the most prominent. Travel down the centuries that have gone by with visits to these world heritage sites. Some of these tours also include a visit to Goa so that you can relax, unwind and just soak in the sun on the last leg of your holiday before you head back via Mumbai.
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