Araku Balloon Festival is a 3-day International Hot-Air Balloon Festival organized by the Andhra Pradesh Tourism every year in the month of January at the most scenic Araku Valley, nestled in the Eastern Ghats Range. This year, the third edition of the Araku Balloon Festival is scheduled from 17th January 2020 to 19th January 2020.
Best Places To Visit In Tamilnadu To Spend The Pongal Holidays
Making a trip to Tamilnadu during the Pongal Festival is a truly rewarding experience where you can explore the vibrant culture and traditions of the state, witness the real Pongal fervor and discover some of the most beautiful places of the state. Here is our pick of best places to visit in Tamilnadu to spend the Pongal holidays. All you need to do is pick the best from it that suits you.
Pongal Festival 2020
Pongal Festival in Tamil Nadu is the major festival of Tamil Nadu and also the Harvest Festival of Tamilnadu, dedicated to Sun God, thanking him for the agricultural abundance and is celebrated with great religious fervor. This is a four-day festival that usually commences January every year during the month January. This festival days is considered as an auspicious occasion to start new ventures.
Thyagaraja Aradhana 2020
Come and experience the grandest &finest musical fest in Tamil Nadu the 173rd Thyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival in Thiruvaiyaru, Tamil Nadu on January 15, 2020. Plan a visit to be a part of the 173rd Thyagaraja Aaradhana in Thiruvaiyaru near Tanjore and get yourself soaked in the mystic power of music.
Arudhra Dharshan 2020 – Worship the Cosmic Dancer
The Arudhra Darisanam or the Thiruvathirai vrata is one of the major festivals in all Shiva temples celebrated annually during the day of Makaram-Thiruvadhirai star in the Tamil month of Margazhi. The Arudhra Dharisanam is celebrated in a grand manner in 5 Sabhas of Lord Shiva in Tamilnadu. This auspicious day usually falls between the months of December and January and this year 2020, the Arudhra Dharshan is going to be celebrated on 10th January 2020.
Best Places To Visit In South India In January 2020
Get ready to embark on a trip in this joyous month of January through the spellbinding destinations of South India that takes you to whole new experiences and promises you with unforgettable memories. Have a look at our pick of Best Places To Visit In South India In January 2020 for you.
Pattadakal Dance Festival 2020
The Pattadakkal Dance Festival is an annual dance festival, which is held annually in the month of January or February to celebrate the magnificence of the temples at Pattadakal. Pattadakal Dance Festival is a must to watch event for all admirers of dance and music, especially for those who share a love for Indian Classical dance and music.
Vaikuntha Ekadashi Festival 2019-2020
Vaikuntha Ekadashi “Door To Paradise” is one of the major and important festival celebrated during the Tamil month of Margazhi in every Vishnu temples, especially in South India. During this auspicious days the South Indian temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu wears a festive look and more than thousands of people from all corners of the country and beyond visit these temples to get the blessings of Lord Vishnu.
Why Fort Kochi Is Featured In National Geographic’s Top Tourist Destinations To Explore In 2020
Nat Geo Traveler India of National Geographic has ranked the iconic seaside town of Kerala, Fort Kochi as ninth among 25 top tourist destinations to explore in 2020. The mesmerizing beach, adorable Synagogues and Cathedrals, elegant Palace, and amazing Museums, that spreads an old-world charm makes Fort Kochi a must-visit place in Kerala at least once in a lifetime.
Best Places To Visit In South India To Celebrate New Year 2020
From fabulous New Year party destinations to exotic scenic locations, South India is sure to excite you with unforgettable surprises. We have picked up some of the best places in South India for you to bid goodbye to 2019 with a bang and kick start 2020 with bliss and ecstasy.
Best Places To Celebrate Christmas And New Year In Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu is an awesome destination to spend your Christmas and New Year holidays. Here we have sorted some of the best places to visit in Tamil Nadu to celebrate your Christmas and New Year.
Best Places To Visit In South India During Christmas and New Year
To make your festive season merrier than ever, Check out some of the best places to celebrate Christmas and New Year in South India before you head to this mesmerizing destination.
Best Places To Visit In Karnataka
Here’s a list of some of the best places to visit in Karnataka that you can clear up for an amazing getaway with your loved ones. The state’s geographical location ensures diverse tourist places in Karnataka that are captivating enough to knock you out.
10 Best Churches To Visit In Karnataka During Christmas
Christmas is always full of joy and celebrating it in Churches makes it even more blessed. In this blog, we are presenting to you some of the famous Churches to visit in Karnataka during Christmas.
Thikkodi Drive-In Beach
Being the first drive-in beach in Kozhikode and the second of its kind in Kerala, the Thikkodi Drive-in Beach in the Kozhikode district of Kerala is now attracting many driving enthusiasts offering them an unforgettable experience of driving along the vast stretch of sandy shores.
President’s Trophy Boat Race in Kerala
The President’s Trophy Boat Race is one of the most popular and spectacular snake boat race held on the Ashtamudi lake in Kollam district of Kerala. With President’s Trophy Boat Race 2019, this year’s season of boat races in Kerala comes to an end as well as marks the finishing event of Champions Boat League 2019.
Kalpathy Ratholsavam 2019
Kalpathi Ratholsavam is world-renowned and is said to be the biggest chariot festival in Kerala. Located on the banks of the serence Kalpathy river, the Sri Visalashi Sametha Sri Viswanatha Swamy temple is the site for the world famous Kalpathy Ratholsavam Festival.
Top 10 Most Beautiful Churches In South India
South India is a the land of multitudes of believes which holds abundant enchanting basilicas, cathedrals and churches. If you wish to enjoy the spiritual beauty of the land, take up a pilgrimage vacation to South India and explore all the important religious sites of the land.
Karnataka Rajayotsava
Karnataka Rajyotsava or Kannada Rajyotsava is a very special day celebrated by the people of Karnataka in every year on 01 November. On this day, all the Kannada-speaking people or Kannadigas throughout the world celebrate this day as a festival and decorate their houses. This was the day in 1956 when all the Kannada language-speaking people of south India were merged to form the state of Karnataka.
Madurai – The Oldest Living City In The World
The history of Tamil and Tamil Nadu without Madurai is impossible. One of India’s greatest temples Madurai Meenakshi Amman, exquisite interiors of Thirumalai Nayak Mahal, historic tales of Gandhi Museum, architectural excellence of Koodal Azhagar Temple, and one of the six abodes of Lord Murugan – Pazhamudir Solai are found in the “Pancha Sthala” land of Madurai.
DIWALI – All You Need To Know About Diwali 2019
The Festival of Lights, Diwali is undoubtedly one of the most awaited festival for most Indians which is celebrated all over India with great enjoyment and excitement. Make this Diwali special for you and your loved ones by exploring some of the incredible destinations in South India with our holiday packages.
Places To Celebrate Diwali In India
The Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is the much-awaited festival for everyone, right from children to the grownups and It’s an occasion for prosperity and family togetherness. Check out these diverse destinations and ways to celebrate Diwali for a memorable time. Make this Diwali Special for you by South Tourism’s amazing Diwali tour packages at affordable prices and wishes you and your family A Very Happy Diwali!
When Diwali is celebrated in India in 2019 2020 2021 2022
The Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is one of the biggest and important festivals of India, which is celebrated with great enjoyment and excitement all over the country. Diwali falls in either October or November each year, depending on the cycle of the moon.
Why Mahabalipuram was chosen for Modi-Xi Jinping Summit
The Reunion of the 2000-year Old Relationship! The Second Chinese President to Visit India. India is all set to shower its hospitality to a powerful visitor from the land of the Red Dragon. It is not the first time, a Chinese president is coming to India. A staggering Chinese communist leader and Prime Minister of China, Chou…
DASARA FESTIVAL 2019
Date: October 8, 2019. Venue: All over India. Dasara – The Festival to Celebrate the Triumph of Good Over Evil. The festival season brings with them a wave of happiness and cheerfulness, to celebrate your life and rejoice with your loved ones, leaving behind all worries in the festive spirit. India possesses multifarious festivals, too many to…
Best Honeymoon Places in Andaman for couples
Look beyond the usual honeymoon destinations and begin the new chapter of your life with your soulmate in the heavenly paradise Andaman. Words or pictures can do no justice in portraying the gorgeousness of amazing Andaman. All you can do is lose yourselves in the spellbinding charm of this ultimate honeymoon destination. Andaman tour is…
Mysore Dussehra Festival
“A pompous festival that flaunts the richness of India” Festivals are never-ending at India, this land of colours and festive is never tiered of celebrations. These festivals are the key tools in attracting tourists from all over the globe. One of the prominent grand ceremonies of India is the Dussehra festival celebrated at Mysore. Contents…
Onam 2019 – The Harvest Festival of Kerala
Imagine a land full of colorful scenes, abundant Nature, silence, romantic boulevards, coruscating culture, beautiful beach sunsets, and happy vibes. A hardcore traveler will paint the image of Kerala for its ubiquitous charm and travel appeal. A linchpin fest as a delectable icing on this Nature’s cake belongs to a mega-event – Onam Festival. It…
Celebrating the rebirth of the elephant-headed God!
The youngest son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi is known by 108 different names. There are countless prankster tales of Lord Ganesha still spread and shared in the South India homes. Associated more often with the red color, Lord Ganesha’s fictional features such as the elephant-head, a broken tusk, huge ears, four hands holding…
Viva Bonderam! – Festival of Flags at Divar Isle, Goa
The Elysian blend of Indian and Portuguese culture and architecture is still evident in the loner’s paradise – Goa. Churches and beaches enriched by sunlight; parties and happening nightlife embraced by moonlight, the ingredients of this pristine destination is infinite. Still, a gargantuan feast for the traveling population. The scrumptious seafood of the capital city,…
Happy 380th Birthday, Chennai – A Recap of Madras’ Childhood
The capital city of Tamil Nadu is going to celebrate its 380th birthday on August 22nd of 2019. Madras was purchased in 1639 by British East India Company from the Vijayanagara Empire, Damarla Venkatri Nayaka. To celebrate one of the greatest cities of India, Chennai-based journalist, Vincent D’Souza suggested a plan to S. Muthiah, the…
Beautiful Offbeat Destinations of Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu is a safe haven for travelers all around the world. With deep-rooted tradition and a friendly population, this southern state tops the foreign tourist visits. Temples like the majestic Madurai Meenakshi Amman, meticulous Brihadeeswara, towering Sri Rangam, scenic Shore Temple, and recently Athi Varadhar in Kanchipuram pull people due to its splendor and…
Monsoon as Usual in Karnataka and Kerala
“Nothing to worry! Rain isn’t your enemy. But, a much-needed friend.” There was a time when rain was seen as happiness and a symbol of wealth. Things have changed in recent times when it comes to rain. Monsoon is the season for farmers. To get to the action and feed the world. Heavy rainfall is…
Seven Timeless Temple Pillars of South India
The ineffable art forms, inexplicable architecture, detailed carvings, and timeless pillars of temples belonging to South India carry the hidden soul of one of the greatest history of humanity. Listed below are seven well-worked pillars filled with years of dedication of thousands of sacred souls. These Pillars have an extensive history as pristine as the…
Pykara Lake and the Surrounding Scenes of Magic
A place to experience the affluent Nature of Ooty amidst the monsoon drizzles. One should try horse riding here and witness the harmonious array of pine trees in the backdrop. Oosimalai or Soochimalai is the other name for Needle (Oosi in Tamil) Rock Viewpoint. This spot will offer an exquisite eagle-eye view of the whole…
Sathuragiri – Divinity meets Nature in the Mythical Mountain!
Trek Time: 6 am to 4 pm Location: Sathuragiri near Srivilliputhur South of the western ghats, Sathuragiri is a luscious hill station for the trekking and spiritual population. Sundara Mahalingam and Santhana Mahalingam are two naturally risen lingams (Suyambu Lingam) temples decorating this divine place. Thai, Aadi, and Puratasi months are considered powerful and during…
Six Delicious Destinations for the Foodie Couple
There is always a connection between good food and romance. To bring back those butterflies or start a new bonding, food, and travel help couples a lot. There is always a chance to unveil great emotions during dinner time. Here are six delicious destinations in South India for the foodie couple. Take time to register…
Vaigai Festival – A Humble Union of Positive Minds.
Event Date: July 24 to August 4, 2019 Place: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. A 12 day-long festival in Madurai unites altruistic souls to make Vaigai River beautiful again! The historic land brims with this alluring event full of positive minds, which began with the worship of the Vedic mantras with pouring out the holy river…