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South India has only four states. Each of the states has numerous tourist attractions including beaches, caves, lakes, waterfalls, hill stations and backwaters. South India boasts dynamic culture, rich history and ancient heritage. South India has plenty of attractions for tourists. Some of the tourist attractions in South India are among the best highlights of Indian tourism. Kerala Backwaters – the Kashmir of South India Kerala backwaters are huge water bodies on the Malabar Coast of India. With more than 250 houseboats, the glimpses of life on backwaters cannot be seen anywhere in India. Surrounded by lush greenery and coconut canopies, this natural artifice of “God’s Own Country” is full of picturesque beauty. Kollam, Alappuzha, Kuttanad, Kottayam – Kumarakom are some of the beautiful backwater regions. Kerala backwaters are famous for water sports and festive celebrations. Hampi – Ancient glimpse of India Hampi in Karnataka is located amidst the ruins of Vijayanagara Kingdom. It stands for the historical significance of Karnataka. A major trading center in the south, Hampi has been rated number 4 among the must-see wonders of India for its idyllic location between the Tungabhadra River on one side and the hills on the other three sides. The delicate carving of Kama sutra sculptures inside the beautiful Lotus Mahal that was built in the style of Hindu, Muslim and Jain architecture is a prime highlight of Hampi.Book Cheap Flights to Hampi Ooty – The Tea Land Ooty is an escape from the fast-paced life of Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka. With highland tea estates, Ooty is a soulful place whose scenic beauty is an elixir of peace for the mind. This hill station of Karnataka is nestled amidst Doddabetta Mountains standing tall with a measure of 8650 feet. The mountaintop offers a bird’s view of the city and its surrounding. Ooty also houses a botanical garden and a rose garden, a photographer’s paradise.Lowest Flights to Ooty Mysore – The Cultural Capital The second largest city in the state of Karnataka, Mysore is home to many historic sites. Once ruled by the Wodeyar Dynasty and Tipu Sultan (the Tiger of Mysore), the city is called the Cultural Capital of Karnataka for its rich culture and history. The Mysore Palace, an amazing architecture of the 17th century, holds a mirror to the art and architecture of Mysore of the historic times. Don’t miss the elephant ride at the Mysore Palace. The other tourist attractions of the city are Srirangapatnam, Tipu Sultan’s Palace, Chamundi Hill and Chamundeshwari Temple with a large statue of Nandi. A bird sanctuary named Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary is the largest in Karnataka, sheltering more than 150 species of migratory birds from across the world. Don’t miss the boat ride in the lake which gives you a chance to see crocodiles and other reptiles. The list of South India’s tourist attractions does not end here. There are numerous beaches, hill stations, lakes, temples, museums, caves and backwaters to explore in South India. Kanyakumari, Mahabalipuram, Kanchipuram, Coorg, Pondicherry and Munnar are some of the must visits.
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