Tourist destinations around Bangalore

A Mesmerizing Sea View from One of the Corners of Kailasagiri in Visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam, India—An inexpensive, lovely place to be

5 Reasons why you must visit Visakhapatnam: Breathtaking sea views at R.K. A great place to be at dusk or dawn. Trust me, the views along the coastline are amazing in the evenings. Kailasagiri Hill gives a splendid view. I gazed at the view for about 15-20 mins continuously as the view was splendid. Kailasagiri […]

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Cochin

Cochin, Alappuzha and Ponmudi – beautiful beaches,attractive backwaters and lovely hill-station

The Kerala State of India has much to offer regarding greenery, forests, hills and beaches. One of the top spots we all know is Alappuzha, specifically for boat rides in backwaters in the early morning or sunset or just making a boathouse stay for a day or two, perfect for a honeymoon in winters-point noted!

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The Ooty Hill station

Ooty-Udhagamandalam and Coonoor-The queen of hill stations in South India

Want a weekend gateway to forest areas from Bengaluru-Look no further -Wayanad in Kerala and the adjacent district of Karnataka that is Coorg is waiting for you. When the monsoon calls it quits leaving a trail of fresh air and green aura, that’s when you should be here, seeing overflowing Iruppu Falls, the gigantic Cauvery

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Hampi-The greatest symbol of Indian History I ever saw-just marvelous!

Hampi has to be on your bucket list – trust me, it’s the historical masterpiece that gets the most points from me. In the extensive area of some 30 sq. km. You get to see a lot and what’s interesting is that you hardly see repetitions. The architecture changes according to the purpose that the

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