• Thanjavur

    On our way from Puducherry to Thanjavur, our next stop was Gangaikonda Cholapuram. Gangaikonda Cholapuram is about 120km which takes 2-2.5 hours. The temples are shut between 1-4 PM. So we had lunch in the restaurant near the temple. The restaurant was big with Family AC chambers serving only meals in the afternoon. It was…

  • Puducherry

    Puducherry or Pondicherry is a Union Territory. Although it does not come under Tamil Nadu, we included this place because it lies on the way from Mahabalipuram to Thanjavur. It is a good idea to cover Pondicherry while on a trip across Tamil Nadu. So, we included it in our itinerary. Auroville Before entering Puducherry…

  • Mahabalipuram

    Around 40km from Chennai, you will come to the first stop on your itinerary. Mahabalipuram, the ancient city is a heritage site in itself. It is also called Mammallapuram after the Pallava king who was called Mammalla (meaning the Great Warrior). You have to pay an entry toll (or, entry tax) of ₹70 while approaching…

  • Tamil Nadu

    Tamil Nadu is a state located in the south east of Indian peninsula. On Eastern side, the Bay of Bengal flanks the state and on the west, the Western Ghats. Three water bodies, the Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea intermingle and kiss the southernmost tip of the state. The Eastern…

  • East Mauritius

    East Mauritius is less popular among tourists than the West. It is characterized by plenty of lagoons, islets and long beaches with small villages. This part is the windiest of all in Mauritius all through the year. It also has cheaper accommodation options and not much facility. One of the finest resort areas is Belle…

  • Central Mauritius

    The central part of Mauritius is the most populated area with major cities and excellent connectivity to the rest of island. It has a lot of historical, cultural and modern sites to explore. Topographically the central part is the highest part of Mauritius so you will find the cities surrounded by peaks and lush forests….

  • North Mauritius

    The north of Mauritius island is the most touristy area and hence the most expensive. The climactic conditions of this part make it an excellent location all through the year. It is protected from all extreme weather activities prevalent in the East or the South West. The beaches here are a mix of sandy and…

  • West Mauritius

    West Mauritius is a mixture of the touristy North and the wild South. In our opinion it was the best area to stay in Mauritius. It has fun beaches, historical and cultural monuments, epic restaurants, and plenty of shopping options. Here we are dividing the tourist spots in two parts: South west and West, as…

  • South Mauritius

    The south of Mauritius, is referred to as the “wild south.” It offers a stark contrast to the more developed northern and western regions of the island. Known for its rugged coastline and unspoiled natural beauty, the south provides a more serene and authentic experience for travellers. The southern coastline of Mauritius is famous for…

  • Mauritius

    Nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean off the south east coast of Africa, Mauritius is a small tropical island that enchants visitors with its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. This island nation, known for its crystal-clear waters, lush greenery, and pristine beaches, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich…