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An air-conditioned city, a garden city,
the Silicon Valley of India, the fastest developing city in the
world, these are some of the attributes used to describe this
beautiful city which has a lot to offer you.
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And perhaps the most striking of them
all is that here is a modern metropolis with beaches, parks and
even sanctuaries in the heart of the City.
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The third largest city of the state,
Coimbatore, the headquarters of a district of the same name, is
one of the most industrialised cities in Tamil Nadu.
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Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh,
along with its twin city Secunderabad has over 400 years of history.
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Part of the fascination is of course
due to the fact that it is the very tip of the Indian peninsula
and the confluence of the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the
Indian Ocean.
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Karnataka popularly known for Carnatic
Music through out the World has given much more to the World than
Carnatic Music, a unique form of Classical Music patroned by many
across the continents.
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The only Indian destination that featured
in it was Kerala other than the Taj Mahal in the World Wonders
section.
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Ootacamund or Udhagamandalam, which stands
7,349 feet above sea level in the Nilgiris, is known as the Queen
of southern hill resorts of India.
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Trekking is a passion with the visitors
to Ponmudi (al-titude: 1066m), lying within easy driving distance
from Trivandrum.
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Rameswaram is on an island in the Gulf
of Mannar, connected to the mainland at Mandapam by rail and by
one of India's engineering wonders, the Indira Gandhi Bridge.
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A number of beaches and a long stretch
of road along the sea-shore up to Bheemunipatnam town, the second
oldest municipality in the country, are a pleasure to experience.
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