Alice Springs is a continental desert arid region and has a dry climate with hot summers and cold winters.

Inspite of the town being so small, it has many attractions to offer that will take many days to see everything. A real Australian attraction in Alice Springs is its Desert Park. It is like a botanic garden, a zoo, a centre for aboriginal culture and an environmental institute, all comprised into one. The cultural attractions include Aralauen Culture, museum of Central Australia, Old Stuart Town Goal, Alice Springs Memorial Cemetery and the Telegraph Station Historical Reserve.

To visit the nearby areas of the Alice Springs you can hire a campervan, which is the best way to wander around and observe the beauty. Uluru (Ayers Rock) refers to the biggest attraction in the Alice Springs area. The famous spectacle about Uluru is its everchanging colours during sunrise and sunset.The Olgas – Kata Tjuta is the part of the national park called the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. The other big magnetism in the Alice Springs is the Kings Canyon, which is 300 km away from Uluru.

Other Australian outback attractions in Alice Springs are in the West MacDonnell Ranges. The Alice Springs is located at a gap in the Macdonnell ranges. From Alice Springs follows the Larapinta Drive westwards. The turn off to the first attraction – Simpsons Gap, only 18 km away from Alice Springs, is a pleasant spot with few walking tracks and picnic facilities. Glen Helen is one of the most important waterholes located here, which is the most spectacular and impressive. Of all the places, Redbank Gorge is effortlessly the best campground. The perfect destination for family day trip is the Ellery Creek Big Hole. It is the deepest waterhole in the West MacDonnell Ranges and is great for swimming.

The East MacDonnell Ranges are also as beautiful as the West MacDonnell Ranges. It includes Trephina Gorge, N’Dhala Gorge and Ruby Gap. But, the road is sealed all the way to Trephina Gorge as it is bit busier than the other places.

Thus, there are many attractions around Alice Springs that you can enjoy by a campervan hire. Alice Spring 4wd hire services are available for a pleasurable trip and help you discover the beauty of this place.

A good place to
start is the Jewel Tower which is one of only two buildings of the Palace of Westminster to survive the fire of 1834.
Tourists from all over the globe visit this 700-year-old building which was
originally built around 1364 to hold the treasures of King Edward ІІІ and was
know as the King’s Privy wardrobe.

Stay in
Westminster and see how the architecture of the city of Westminster is used in
current media and head to the Westminster
Abbey where Prince William and Kate Middleton will be wed this coming
April. Westminster Abbey is also in the press for its role in the recently
released film; The King’s Speech. A quintessentially British film with actors, Colin
Firth and Helena Bonham Carter playing the lead roles, it has also been
nominated for seven golden globes. One key section of this film is filmed in
the Abbey and the story is based on the true story King George VІ and his
personal battle with a speech impediment. This is an example of how the
settings of history can be mixed with the present making the royal stories of
the past come alive for the visitor.

One of the most
famous of the British monarchs is King Henry VІІІ. After all, who can forget
the tyrannical man that is discussed in the world’s history books? The
exhibition at Hampton
Court Palace,
King Henry’s home for many years challenges the views that people hold about
this member of the royal family. This exhibition entitled the ‘Young Henry
VІІІ’ shows that he was a handsome, well educated young man who loved sports,
amusement and merriment in his younger years. Through the use of multimedia and
interactive displays as well as impressive historic paintings from the Royal
Collection, it manages to capture the imagination of visitors as well as
showing another side to the King. Of course it doesn’t overlook his later life
when he famously married six times and changed the course of religion in Britain
forever. The curators of this exhibition have strived to show a balanced view
of the king and delve into the personal lives of his first wife Katherine of
Aragon and his personal alley (and chief minister) Thomas Wolsey.

The Abbey,
Hampton Court and the Jewel Tower will give you an insight into the city’s
royal past, but what about the ‘peasants’ that lived in the city? The London
Bridge Experience combined with the London Tombs gives visitors a spooky
perspective on some of the more harrowing parts of London’s history. London Bridge is an iconic
landmark not just for its design, it played a key part in the great fire and
now offers sensory experience for visitors to understand the life of the bridge
and all of those who lived around it. The former plague pit; The London Tombs
also features lots of ghostly surprises to keep you on your toes.

After the final
tour of the day, head over to Café Brood for a well earned rest and a truly
British cup of tea where you can ponder over the rich history of this
spectacular city.

You can enjoy the safari trip with friends as well as family even if you have the options of watching movie or attending any concerts. Zimbabwe keeps safari trips as something very special and it is a treat to enjoy its safari trips. This is because all through the safari trips, it makes you enjoy the ride along with full security and safety. There are many other tourist attractions along with the safari trips. You will find beautiful and eye catching locations within this. Bulawayo and Harare along with Victoria falls are some of the eye catchy locations that you would like to visit again and again. Victoria falls is also considered one of the seven wonders of the world. This makes it one of the basic reason as why tourists are attracted towards this place.

Not even the location and beauty will attract you to Zimbabwe to have one of your travel destination, but even the people of this country are so much warm hearted that they welcome every tourist and have friendly gesture towards them. There are various flights available to this special travel destination and you can reach here with various means. In fact there are many additional travel agencies that will help you out with your vacation in this beautiful country.

Barcelona is a vast city; the best way to sightsee is taking a car on rent in Barcelona Tourist attractions are certainly in plentiful supply. There are a large number of churches, cathedrals and religious buildings to be found in this historic city of Barcelona. It is not surprising that the important and prominent city of Barcelona is full of many spectacular monuments and landmarks, many of which were built for the famous Barcelona Expo held in 1888. Barcelona has a rather noteworthy selection of museums and similar complexes, including probably some of the best historic collections in Spain.

One of the themes you can concentrate on while sightseeing can be the work of the most famous Spanish architect, Antonio Gaudi, since Barcelona features a lot of his structures. Starting with the overwhelming, yet still unfinished, Temple of Sagrada Familia, through the magical Parc Guell, to numerous apartment buildings such as La Pedrera, you can go around the city in search of more of his buildings. To see the whole panorama of the city and its vicinity, go to the Monjuic Mountain, from where you can feast your eyes on all of Barcelona, from the sea to the mountains.

Once on the mountain, there are also many places where you can rest while enjoying the surrounding nature, practice sports or visit the castle which now houses a military museum. Barcelona Aquarium is a popular Barcelona attraction to take the kids and young ones. The IMAX cinema is right next door to the Barcelona Aquarium.

Shopping in Barcelona is excellent and has arguably the best selection of shops in the whole of Spain. From top designer outlets to traditional family specialty stores, there are also large shopping arcades and department stores.

Boqueria Market is an exciting food market that is situated in a cavernous iron and glass structure and is filled with the freshest produce. In the evenings, many people sit outside in the squares and watch the world go by. Car hire service in Spain suits day trippers looking to explore the surrounding areas.

Myself Kathy Green, a passionate traveller offers you detailed information to take necessary remedies before you travel to your vacation. Give preference to book accommodation early as possible and car hire in Barcelona service to make your trip more enjoyable.

Although the most important places of Canada travel destinations are Vancouver, Niagara falls, Ontario, Victoria, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Newfoundland but you will also find other exclusive places of visit as part of Canada travel destinations, which will give you a memorable experience. The best way to choose the Canada travel destinations places are to consult the travel destination guides that you can easily avail either on the internet or through other sources like travel destinations brochure, magazines, and other information sources related to travel destinations and entertainment places in Canada.

However, there are some travel destinations in Canada, about which you may not get enough information in the travel destination guides but get the information about these places as soon as you step into this country. Therefore, always plan your Canada travel destinations itinerary in such a way that you can include these exclusive places as part of your visit to Canada travel destinations. These exclusive places in Canada travel destinations are the island of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia, St John’s famous for its natural beauty, and the biosphere reserve at Tofino in British Columbia. Thus, visiting Canada will surely inspire you to retrace your steps to this country during every vacation.

London is home to a charming milieu of culture and history. It is a fantastic fusion of theatre, music, art, significant historical references and landscapes. To acquaint yourself to any city, its the best to set out on foot! The mighty Thames River makes a perfect background to walk and explore some quaint restaurants by the river.

Londoners certainly love beer, fish and chips! It’s mandatory to head to the quaint pubs of London to get a test of some wonderful dark beer. A lot of these drinking holes have some marvelous history attached to them The Freemasons Arms, Blind Beggar and The Dukes Head are some to look out for.

London is enjoyable place from north to south, from east to west and central. You will enjoy the art and architecture of the bygone. Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, London Eye, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey and Madam Tussads are must to go places which are most famous travelling hot spots of London. For most of the places, you can easily get connecting bus and underground tubes which will add excitement in your journey. It is also advisable not to hire expensive guides, as can just get a car hire in London and get information by simple asking.

London is also popular as Education hub and number of students across the world comes here for studies. London is home to many famous institutes like London Business School, London School of Economics and the King’s College. Get someone to make you walk to this prestigious colleges and university which haven’t left their charm.

London has got so many things that requires great amount of time, even months becomes less when you go for London Holiday Tour. There are great shops, art galleries, palaces, historic buildings, theatres, music shows, architectural delights and many more things that make London most popular in the world. The best time to visit London is May to July. During this period of time the weather stays warm, you will get a chance to see number of activities in Parks, Streets and the town. Summer is the best time to visit London unless you are planning for Europe tour to enjoy snowy glory.

Izmir was one of the most important of the cities that were part of the Ionian federation in the first millennium B.C. Izmir was ruled variously by the Central Anatolian Hittites, the Lydians, the Persians, the Romans, the Byzantines, and the Seljuk Turks until it became part if the Ottoman Empire in 1415, under Sultan Mehmet Celebi.

Famous for once being the hometown of Homer, present day Izmir is a vibrant cosmopolitan town which still retains its old-world charm and character. The symbol of Izmir is Saat Kulesi (Clock Tower) which stands in the heart of the city, at Konak Square, in all its ornate Ottoman-style glory. For a glimpse of Izmir’s glorious past, visit its ancient Agora which was originally built for Alexander the Great; the Saint Polycarp Church which was reconstructed in 1620 and is the oldest church in Izmir; the Kizlaragast Han, a superb example of 18th century Ottoman architecture; the Hisar Mosque, the oldest and the largest in Izmir; and the old Asansor quarter with its historical elevator.

Izmir has some wonderful museums whether it is history you want to delve into or local traditions. The Izmir Archaeological Museum has a fascinating collection of Roman artefacts including a frieze of the funeral games at Belevi and the head of a massive statue of Domitian from Ephesus. Housed in a beautiful old four-storeyed stone building, the Izmir Ethnography Museum has a superb collection of Bergama and Gordes carpets and traditional costumes, and vibrant displays depicting local arts and crafts. Other interesting museums include the Ataturk Museum, the Fine Arts Museum, the Selcuk Yasar Arts Museum, and the Museum of History and Art.

Over the years, Izmir has built up an enviable reputation as one of Turkey’s cultural hubs-treat yourself to a musical concert, ballet or opera at the Izmir Cultural Centre, or take in a performance of the Aegean Philharmonic Orchestra which calls Izmir home. This vibrant city also hosts the Izmir International Festival which attracts a variety of local and international artistes every year.

Browse through the many lanes of the Kemeralti Market area for great antiques, jewellery, clothes, the famous Turkish  ‘evil eye’ and Izmir’s famous dried figs and raisins. For some more exclusive shopping, head to Alsancak, Kursiyaka, Cumhuriyet Avenue and Pasaport. Indulge in some fresh seafood at one of the many wonderful fish restaurants in Kemeralti – try the local specialties tranca and cipura which are two delicious varieties of sea bream. On an evening out, head to one of the atmospheric bars and cafes around Kordonboyu, Pasaport Pier and Karsiyaka. Alsancak, with its beautiful-restored old houses, has been converted into a promenade with great restaurant and bars. For the best views in town, watch the stunning sunset from the top of Kadifekale (Mount Pagus) with its ancient ruined castle, built during the reign of Alexander the Great to overlook the Gulf of Izmir.

Above all Izmir is a jumping off point for the magnificent Aegean region which is dotted with pristine beaches, olive groves, pine woods, idyllic villages, quaint fishing harbours, and the remains of ancient civilizations. From Izmir, venture further afield along the Aegean coast and explore fascinating Ephesus, Pergamum, Troy and Assos. Car hire Izmir is the best way to explore these places at your own pace.

World-famous for its stunning ruins, Ephesus is just 44 miles away from Izmir which can be easily visited by car rental in Turkey. One of the most majestic and well –preserved buildings of Ephesus is the Great Theatre, the largest in Asia Minor, with a capacity of over 24000 people. Other monuments worth seeing include the beautifully-restored Library of Celsus, the Trade Agora, and the Temple of Serapes. The writings of Homer and Virgil are synonymous with Helen of Troy, Paris, Achilles and Alexander the Great. The ancient city of Troy, located near Canakkale, has a wealth of archaeological sites which transport visitors back to the legendary past of this long-lost kingdom.

A famous historical teaching centre, Assos is the place where Aristotle lived and taught for three years. Watch the sunset over the Aegean from the spectacular ruins of the Temple of Athena on the Acropolis of Assos . One of Turkey’s most spectacular natural wonders, Pamukkale or ‘Cotton Castle’ is a stunning, surreal landscape with its dazzling white calcareous ‘castles’ formed by limestone-laden thermal springs. The thermal spring waters are believed to be highly curative so you may either want to take a dip here in one of the many fine hotels, or explore the ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis. Car hire Izmir is a launching spot to visit all these highlights of any visit to Turkey.

Standing as a proud testament to the rise and fall of three great civilizations – Byzantine, Roman and Ottoman – Istanbul seamlessly combines the seductive age-old allure of Asia and the vibrant modernity of Europe. The waters of the Bosphorus , the Sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn all flow through this glorious city.

There’s a whole world waiting to be discovered in Istanbul, famous for its traditions of hospitality. Start your exploration in Sultanahmet where a plethora of architectural marvels jostle for space in this UNESCO World Heritage site. Standing in the Hippodrome (Roman racecourse), now a park, is Istanbul’s oldest monument, the 3,500-year-old obelisk of Theodosius.

Close by is the famous Imperial Sultanahmet Mosque or the Blue Mosque, so named because of its beautiful interior paneling of blue and white Iznik tiles. Its six elegant spires become the backdrop for a son-et-lumiere during the summer months. Considered one of the beautiful of all the imperial mosques in Istanbul, the white marble Imperial Suleymaniye Mosque was built by Sinan, the most famous architect of Ottoman times. Situated on the West Bank of the Golden Horn, its vast domes and slender minarets dominate the skyline. Other grand mosques in the city are the Rustem Pasa Mosque, the Imperial Fatih Mosque, the Sokullu Mehmet Pasa Mosque, the Mosque of Eyup, and the Mihrimah Sultan Mosque.

PALACES

Istanbul’s stunning palaces are one of the reasons why this city is such a magnet for visitors. The spectacular Topkapi Palace was once the home of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire between the 15th and 19th centuries. Must-sees are its Harem and its Treasury Room with its dazzling 86-carat teardrop-shaped Spoonmaker’s Diamond (the fifth largest in the world), the emerald-studded Topkapi Dagger, the bejeweled sword of Suleyman the Magnificent, and the mother-of-pearl inlaid throne of Ahmet I. And, while entering the Imperial Gate of Topkapi, don’t miss the ornate Fountain Sultan Ahmet III built in 1728. The palace has even been the subject of a Mozart opera, The Abduction from the Seraglio. The Ottoman-European Dolmabahce Palace, with its ornate gate and beautiful gardens, spans 600 metres of the European shore of the Strait. Visit the lavish selamlik (ceremonial suites) and harem and concubines’ quarters to see its extravagant interiors. Beylerbeyi Palace us a stunning creation in white marble set in fragrant magnolia-filled garden, overlooking the Bosphorus. Built by Sultab Abdulaziz as his summer residence, it once hosted many royal guests including Napoleon III’s wife, Empress Eugenie. Istanbul’s other splendid palaces include Ciragan Palace, Goksu Palace and Yildiz Palace.

MONUMENTS & MUSEUMS

Built by Constantine the Great and reconstructed by Justinian in the 6th century, the Basilica of Hagia Sophia (now called the Ayasofya Museum) is one of the finest architectural masterpieces of all time. Once the most magnificent church of the Christian world, it was converted into a mosque by Mehmet the Conqueror in 1453, and then into a museum by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder and the first president of the Turkish Republic. Its awe-inspiring dome and stunning Byzantine mosaics cannot fail to dazzle even the most blasé of visitors. The Kariye Museum, in the Chora complex, is an important Byzantine monument, especially for its stunning 14th-century mosaic depicting scenes from the life of Christ and the Virgin Mary. The beautifully restored Haseki Sultan Hamami, now an exhibition center for Turkish textiles and carpets, was once one of the most magnificent hamams in Istanbul with its two grand domed halls. There are many more palaces, monuments and museums to explore in Turkey. Car rental Istanbul is for the confident tourist who wants to explore the sites which feature in any list of Turkey’s top tourist attractions.

DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT…

It would be a shame to leave Istanbul without taking an unforgettable boat ride up the Istanbul Strait that separates Europe and Asia. Its shores offer breathtaking views and are lined with beautiful palace, majestic fortresses, wooden villas and trendy hotels-a curious blend of the past and present. Embark at Eminonu and sail past Dolmabahce Palace, Yildiz Palace, Ciragan Palace, Beylerbeyi Palace, Goksu Palace the fortresses of Rumeli Hisari and Annadolu Hisari, and the two bridges that link Europe and Asia – the Bogazici Bridge and the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge. A traditional boat excursion is a great way to see some of the stunning sights of this fabulous city. Leaving Istanbul Turkey car hire is the most convenient way to explore beautiful places and attractions.

Even though Lancashire is a county for business and industry, it has some the best attractions and days out in the whole of the North West.

Blackpool Zoo
Just two miles from the famous sea-front, the multi-AWARD WINNING Blackpool Zoo provides a home to over 1,500 animals from all over the world. The Zoo provides new standards of animal care and aims to provide a stimulating, informative and enjoyable experience that demonstrates its role in the conservation of endangered species.  All your favourites from aardvarks to zebras in 32 acres of spacious, mature parkland.

Botanic Gardens Museum, Churchtown, Southport, Lancashire
Permanent Collections
The Botanic Gardens Museum houses a number of fascinating objects within their permanent collections such as:

Photographs and paintings that tell the story of 19th century Southport.
6th Century dug-out canoe which was found near Martin Mere. The canoe was probably used for fishing and was one of eleven found in the area. It was radio carbon dated to 535 A.D. by experts from John Moores University.

A Victorian parlour showing how a middle class Victorian family would have lived. Another interesting element of the exhibition is a display of Victorian toys. It includes dolls houses, dolls, teddy bears, board games and many other much loved toys and games.

A Natural History room featuring an extensive collection of birds and animals. In addition, the collection also comprises many interesting fossils that highlight the changes in climate and landscape that have taken place over millions of years.

Dan Dare / Eagle Comic was founded in Southport in the 1950’s and was Britain’s answer to imported American publications featuring the likes of Superman and Spiderman. To mark the connection between the comic and the town, the museum has a display of fascinating artefacts and Dan Dare memorabilia.

Greenlands Farm Village, Tewitfield, Carnforth, Lancahire
Greenlands Open Farm
This is a truly hands on experience with plenty to learn about and it’s not just for the kids, the adults will enjoy this as well. You can meet Red and Blue our Shetland ponies, hold a pygmy goat kid or watch the baby piglets annoying their mum. With plenty to see under cover, our open farm can be enjoyed come rain or shine.

The Farm Shop
Downstairs you’ll find a butchers, deli, eggs, fruit and vegetables and a feast of cakes and biscuits supplied from the local area. Also while you are here why not treat yourself to something from The Loft upstairs – with clothing, art, gifts, cosmetics and homeware, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Many are locally sourced and fairly traded, it’s a treasure trove of interesting and unique products.

National Trust Rufford Old Hall
Rufford, Ormskirk, Lancashire, one of Lancashire’s finest Tudor buildings
Just minutes from J27 of the M6, Rufford Old Hall has something for everyone. The spectacular Great Hall is believed to have hosted a young Shakespeare and there are collections of armour, weapons and tapestries.

The attractive Victorian Garden contains sculptures and topiary and, with its woodlands and canal, is the ideal place for a picnic or gentle stroll. A magnificent, giant, carved wooden screen is thought to be the only one in the UK.

Lancashire’s Countryside Collection
You may be surprised to discover that Lancashire has two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, over 100 square miles of access land and has such a varied landscape that it has inspired artists ranging from Wordsworth to Tolkien.

Hidden in this spectacular countryside you will find a range of attractions to visit, food to taste and experiences to try. Follow winding country lanes to discover pretty garden nurseries and charming tearooms serving delicious homemade food. Uncover culture and heritage at stately homes and steam railways alongside sweeping vistas and wild moorland.

Cram in a fun packed day for the kids at a farm attraction or Simply cast a line and relax beside a serene fishing lake. Lancashire’s nationally protected landscapes are also home to nature reserves and country parks – a perfect retreat for a weekend wander or a serious trek – just don’t forget your binoculars!

Lancashire’s rural attractions are committed to providing visitors with an experience that is environmentally sustainable which means you can feast on great local food, see abundant wildlife and have access to wide open countryside on foot or by bike. In less than hour from Manchester and Liverpool you can escape into a haven of quiet lanes, stunning landscapes and great visitor attractions.

So as you can see, Lancashire has a wealth of history but also a wealth of diverse Lancashire places to visit for the whole family, young and old.

Surrounded by Arabian Sea in the west, Indian Ocean in the south and the Bay of Bengal in the east, South India is gifted with unlimited natural beauty and that’s why South India Tour has its own charm. Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and union territories of Pondicherry and the Lakshadweep are Indian states that are known as parts of South India. All the states of South India have state government that is elected from voting by the people of the state together with Pondicherry. Lakshadweep islands come under Union Territory of India which is directly governed by President of India. South India’s diversity is visible in lots of things like in language, religion, ethics, etc. English is most popular and commonly spoken language of South India with other well known state languages like Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, etc. The striking feature of South Indian culture is that it is inhabited by people from different castes and customs. South India people have more command over English compared to Hindi (National language of India). South Indian people are very polite and soft spoken at the same time they are well bounded with their customs, cushions and culture.

All the states in South India Tours offers beautiful beaches, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, lovely backwaters, enchanting hill stations and ayurvedic treatments provides tourists relaxing and most exciting holidays tours as per their interests. South India got number of wildlife sanctuaries for nature lovers amongst them Bandipur wildlife sanctuary in Karnataka and Periyar wildlife sanctuary in Kerala are very popular. Munnar, Ooty, and Darjeeling are some of the popula hill stations that are covered with beautiful lakes, lush green forests, and tea and coffee plantations provides tourists relaxation and rejuvenation. Enjoy South India beach tour with exotic sun bath in sandy beaches of Chennai and Kerala.

South India’s history far older and date back to 8000 BCE which have been evident on the carbon dating on the founded sculptures in the religion. As per Hindu mythology South India is the land from where god “Rama” crossed the sea by making a pool on floating stones on which his name was written to fight with most evil “Ravana” to bring back “Sita”. The research is going on the recently discovered bridge under the Indian Ocean between India and Sri Lanka which may be the supporting evidence to the mythology. The art work, temples, sculptures, monuments and their ruins still not let their charm and useful for historians to understand the ancient world. South Indian coasts are used to be trading shores for locals and foreign traders. Beauty is defined to be a harmony of all parts, in whatsoever subject it appears, fitted together with such proportion and connection, that nothing could be added, diminished or altered, but for the worse. It is a quote by Alberti, which relevantly describes the architectural beauty of the architectural marvels of South India. Incredible South India is famous across the globe for its stupendous and fascinating architecture. Here each and every architectural establishment speaks for itself. The Ajanta and Ellora caves, Khajuraho temples and Konark temple are some of the well known examples of arts work.

South India is home to most famous like Godavari, Krishna, Tungabhadra and Kaveri that is important source of water, Narmada the biggest river after Ganges lows from here to northward. The central government of India is planning for connection of all rivers to solve current water needs of India and future needs. Spiritual people believe these rivers as deity and pay their tributes and because of that there are lots of interesting pilgrimage places and temples have been built near by the rivers. Some of the most interesting temples and pilgrimages are Tirupati Balaji Temple is an ancient and sacred temple of Lord Vankateswara is built on Tirupati Hill. It is the richest and highly revered shrine of India. People from across the world comes here to pay their homage and give expensive offerings to the temple to fulfill their wishes. Once their wishes fulfilled, some people come here to shave off their hair to donate it. Rishikesh is a haven for those with a spiritual quest and well known for its yoga and meditation centers. The temples here gives peace of mind. Kanyakumari in Trivandrum is one of the popular Hindu religious place. Meenakshi temple in Madurai is built for Hindu god Shiva and his wife Parvati, known here as Meenakshi, Rameshwamy Temples in Rameshwaram is one of the top holiest temple of India built for Hindu gods Rama, Kanchipuram city of Tamil Nadu is known as the city of thousands of temples and also recognized as one of the seven Hindu’s sacred cities, Mahabalipuram is famous for Kanchipuram and Kamakshi Temples and Brahadeeswarer Temple in Tanjore is thousand years old. Some of the characteristics of the phenomenal temples of South India are their exquisite carvings, monolithic pillars, sculptural motifs, meticulous designs, huge halls, big Gopuram(is the rising tower at the entrance of a temple which is decorated with carvings and painted with a variety of mythological themes), towering gateways and walled enclosures etc. There are thousands are temples are in South India and have their unique charm so if you are religious or believe in spirituality than South India got it all for you.

There are number of options and mix and match options available for tourists to enjoy their holidays with family or friends. So, Why you waiting? Nature is calling you just pack your pack your bags and let us know. We arrange all the facilities from airport pick up to guided Tours to South India. Our tourist don’t miss anything as we provide them wide range of popular places options to visit for like Bangalore, Mysore, Wayanad, Cannanore, Cochin, Kumarakom, Alleppey, Palai, Madurai, Tanjore, Pondicherry, Mahabalipuram, Chennai, Chettinad, Kovalam, Thottapally, Panjim, Hampi, Hyderabad, Ooty, Periyar, Madurai, Trichy, Mahabalipuram and many more to make their Tour to South India unforgettable experience.