Posts Tagged ‘Wildlife Destinations’

South India Attractions – Simply Out Of The World

October 9th, 2009



South India is a land surcharged with fascinating tourist destinations brimming with attractions. Its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage combine together to make it a big hit with tourist. Surrounded by the magical Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay Of Bengal, South India is an epitome of natural beauty.

Its varied climates and geography are the factors behind its rich bio-diversity. Some of India’s famous wildlife destinations are found in this region. From enchanting beaches to arresting backwaters, mesmerizing hill stations, charming villages, exotic wildlife destinations, beautiful temples and rejuvenating Ayurvedic massages, South India has a lot to capture your heart.

This destination is prefect for any type of tour, be it honeymoon or family tour. The wonderful destinations of South India such as Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Pondicherry offer a variety of enchanting attractions.

Kerala:

Popularly know as God’s Own Country, Kerala is the most famed destination of South India. Its beaches, backwaters, hill stations, wildlife and Ayurveda attract tourists from far and wide. It is truly an epitome of beauty. It is the best place for Ayurveda on this planet.

Tamil Nadu:

It is well known for its famous Meenakshi Temple, which is an architectural wonder. Beautifully painted in bright colors, the temple has brilliant architecture. Other attractions here are hill stations, wildlife sanctuaries, beaches, pilgrimages and caves.

Karnataka:

Holding its own unique charm, this destination is renowned for its Hampi ruins. Also explore its bewitching attractions like temples, wildlife, beaches and caves.

Pondicherry:

It is the land offering natural beauty and tranquility in plenty. Its peaceful aura is truly soul warming. One can also enjoy French culture here.

Andhra Pradesh:

Its rich cultural heritage beautifully reflects in its temples, monuments, historic sites and cuisine. It also offers attractions like lakes, hill stations, wildlife and waterfalls.

By: Sanjog KR

Wildlife Sanctuaries of South India

October 5th, 2009



The best part with wildlife sanctuaries in south India is that they have awaken interest in wildlife even in persons who have not so far been much concerned with the great struggle fought for conservation. They showcase the beauty & grace of the denizens of the forests and something of the high drama of life itself.

Overview

The rich wildlife of this region of India – comprising states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Pondicherry and Andhra Pradesh – is a big hit with tourists from across the globe. The sumptuousness in the wildlife comes with the varied climate and topography. March to October is the best season to explore the wildlife sanctuaries.

It is an incredible land with amazing wildlife destinations in its sleeves. A home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, this region is truly a paradise for wildlife buffs.Visit this enchanting land and treat your senses with a variety of wildlife, including the endangered ones. Capture the delightful sights of the colorful birds and fascinating animals in your camera and make your own record of golden memories to take back home. Here you will find adventure in plenty!

Major Wildlife Sanctuaries

The legacy of exotic wild animals that we have inherited in our forests in this region of the country is controlled by several wildlife sanctuaries & national parks. In its diversity of life forms, India is the second largest country of the world. Some of the best wildlife sanctuaries of South India are:

Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary (Kerala) Periya Wildlife Sanctuary (Kerala) Bandipur National Park (Karnataka) Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary (Tamil Nadu) Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary (Tamil Nadu) Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary (Karnataka) Dandeli Kali Wildlife Sanctuary (Karnataka) Crocodile Bank (Chennai, Tamil Nadu) Kunthakulam Bird Sanctuary (Tamil Nadu) Kumarakam Bird Sanctuary (Kerala) Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary (Tamil Nadu)

By: Sanjog KR