Discover the most remarkable locations as well as the natural and cultural diversity of the southern region of India with this unique and inventive itinerary. You might take in the most well-known and significant temples in Tamil Nadu while also immersing yourself in the peoples' rich cultural legacy. Prior to Madras, the journey will begin in Chennai, and it will conclude in Kerala's Malabar area.

Chennai, the former Madras metropolis, would be the first destination. This is where you may see the 7th-century Kapaleeshwarar temple. Dakshinachitra, an NGO dedicated to the preservation of South Asian arts, customs, and architecture, will be your stop on the route to Mahabalipuram.

You will go from here to explore Thiruvannamalai, one of India's holiest cities, where you will see the hallowed sites of Ramana Maharshi, one of the country's most significant teachers. You will visit Auroville, an international community in Pondicherry, which is known for its organic farming and renewable energy initiatives. You will go to Chidambaram en route to Kumbakonam. The only temple in India devoted to Shiva Nataraja (Shiva Dancing) is located here. One of the few temples that performs Vedic rites, such as the Yajna, or fire sacrifice, is this one.

The next destination is the historic city of Kochi, which is home to a number of Hindu temples. The most significant of them is the Ernakulam Shiva, which is devoted to Shiva and is situated in the eastern section of the city. Other significant temples are the Ettumanoor Shiva, the Chottanikkara, the Kaduthuruthy, and the Poornathrayesa. They are situated in Theddaky and are part of the Periyar National Park, which is among the most stunning in India.

The final destination will be Kumarakom, where we will have the chance to take part in the "Village life experience" responsible tourism program. This half-day package lets you experience life in a real hamlet in the Bakwaters.

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