Arrive at Cochin International Airport (COK), the vibrant entry point to Kerala, often referred to as “God’s Own Country.” Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your Liberty India representative and transferred in comfort to your hotel for check-in.

Take the rest of the evening at leisure to unwind, acclimate to the tropical climate, and soak in the atmosphere of this historic port city, which has long been a crossroads of cultures — from Arab traders to Portuguese explorers.

Overnight stay in Cochin.

Start your day early on the shores of Cochin, watching local fishermen return with their fresh catch and witnessing the fascinating Chinese fishing nets — a centuries-old tradition introduced by Chinese traders. These massive, cantilevered nets are one of Kerala’s most iconic sights, especially at sunrise.

Kerala Cooking Experience
After breakfast, join Nimmy Paul, an acclaimed culinary expert, and her husband for an intimate hands-on cooking session in their traditional Kerala home. Learn the secrets of spice-infused recipes, explore Kerala’s unique home customs, and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch prepared together — an authentic cultural exchange that offers a deeper connection to local life.

Fort Cochin Exploration
In the afternoon, visit the Portuguese Museum, which showcases artifacts from Cochin’s colonial past, reflecting centuries of Portuguese influence. Then, enjoy free time wandering through the charming streets of Fort Cochin, lined with heritage buildings, art galleries, cozy cafés, and antique shops.

Kathakali Performance
As evening falls, head to a local theatre for a mesmerizing Kathakali dance performance, Kerala’s classical dance-drama known for its vibrant costumes, elaborate makeup, and expressive storytelling. Watching the artists prepare backstage adds a special behind-the-scenes touch to this unforgettable experience.

Overnight stay in Cochin.

After breakfast, set off on a scenic drive to Kumarakom, a serene village nestled on the banks of Vembanad Lake, the largest lake in Kerala. Famed for its tranquil backwaters, lush greenery, and peaceful ambiance, Kumarakom offers a perfect escape into Kerala’s natural beauty.

Check-in & Relaxation
Upon arrival, check in to your backwater resort or houseboat and take some time to unwind amidst the swaying palms and calm waters. The gentle rhythm of life here sets the perfect tone for the next part of your South India journey.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary Visit
In the afternoon, visit the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, one of the most popular birding destinations in Kerala. Spread over 14 acres, this sanctuary is home to both local and migratory species. Spot Siberian storks, egrets, herons, darters, and kingfishers as you stroll along shaded pathways or glide through the waterways by boat.

As the sun sets over the shimmering lake, enjoy a peaceful evening at your resort, perhaps with a traditional Ayurvedic massage or a quiet sunset walk along the waterfront.

Overnight stay in Kumarakom.

After breakfast, set out for a full day of authentic cultural immersion in Kumarakom, one of Kerala’s most enchanting backwater destinations. This experience takes you beyond the scenery, offering a true insight into Kerala’s traditional village life.

Canoeing in the Backwaters
Glide gently through the narrow canals of Manjira village on a traditional canoe, surrounded by lush paddy fields, swaying coconut palms, and serene waterways. This is the best way to soak in the tranquility of the backwaters.

Coconut Tree Climbing & Toddy Tapping
Witness the incredible skill of local farmers climbing towering coconut palms, and learn about toddy tapping, an age-old practice of extracting the sweet sap from the coconut flower—later fermented into a local drink.

Net Fishing with Locals
Try your hand at traditional net fishing alongside village fishermen. Discover the techniques passed down through generations and get a deeper appreciation of the community’s connection to the water.

Coir Making Demonstration
Visit a local household to see coir (coconut fiber) making, where husks are transformed into ropes and mats—an important handicraft of Kerala. You’ll gain firsthand knowledge of this sustainable practice.

Authentic Village Hospitality
Enjoy a simple yet delicious Kerala meal prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, giving you a taste of traditional flavors and warm hospitality.

Evening Leisure
Return to your resort by the backwaters, where you can relax and reflect on the day’s immersive experiences as the sun sets over Vembanad Lake.

Overnight stay in Kumarakom.

After breakfast, step aboard your traditional deluxe Kerala houseboat, locally known as a kettuvallam, for an unforgettable cruise through the serene backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha) — often called the “Venice of the East.”

Scenic Cruise Through Kerala’s Backwaters
Sail gently along palm-fringed canals, shimmering paddy fields, and charming waterside villages. As the houseboat glides through narrow waterways and wider lagoons, you’ll witness authentic village life — children waving from the banks, women washing clothes in the canals, and fishermen setting their nets for the day’s catch.

Onboard Kerala Cuisine
Relish freshly prepared onboard meals, cooked by the crew using local ingredients and traditional spices. The menu typically features Kerala specialties like karimeen (pearl spot fish), fragrant rice, vegetable curries, and tropical fruits — offering a true taste of the region’s culinary heritage.

Sunset on the Backwaters
By late afternoon, the cruise slows down, allowing you to enjoy the magical sunset over the Vembanad Lake. As the sky turns golden and pink, the peaceful surroundings create a moment of pure tranquility.

Overnight on the Houseboat
Dock by sunset and spend the night in comfort on your floating retreat. The gentle sway of the waters and the sounds of nature provide a uniquely soothing atmosphere for a restful night.

After breakfast, check out and disembark at Kumarakom Jetty, bidding farewell to Kerala’s serene backwaters. Begin your picturesque drive to Periyar (Thekkady) — a journey that takes you from the tranquil lake region through lush countryside, spice plantations, and rolling hills, offering a true taste of Kerala’s diverse landscapes.

Rubber Plantation Stop & Local Lunch
En route, stop at a working rubber plantation to learn about the fascinating process of rubber tapping — from extracting the latex to its transformation for commercial use. This hands-on visit provides a glimpse into one of Kerala’s key agricultural industries. Afterwards, enjoy a traditional Kerala lunch at a local restaurant, featuring regional dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Arrival & Check-In at Periyar
Upon arrival in Periyar (Thekkady), check into your hotel nestled amidst the Western Ghats. Known for its lush spice plantations, cool climate, and wildlife sanctuary, Periyar is one of Kerala’s most enchanting hill destinations.

Evening Kalaripayattu Martial Arts Show
In the evening, witness a thrilling Kalaripayattu performance, the ancient martial art form of Kerala. With a history dating back over 3,000 years, Kalaripayattu combines agility, weaponry, and discipline in a mesmerizing display of strength and tradition. This cultural experience offers deep insight into Kerala’s heritage.

Overnight Stay in Periyar (Thekkady)
Relax at your hotel and soak in the tranquil ambiance of this beautiful region, preparing for the adventures that await.

After breakfast, set out to discover the aromatic world of Kerala’s spices with a guided visit to a lush spice plantation. Wander through verdant gardens where cardamom, black pepper, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and turmeric thrive in their natural environment. Learn about their cultivation, harvesting techniques, and centuries-old trade history that made Kerala the “Spice Capital of the World.” This immersive experience connects you with the region’s agricultural heritage and fragrant bounty.

Lunch at Shalimar Spice Garden
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at the scenic Shalimar Spice Garden, a tranquil setting surrounded by greenery. Here, authentic Kerala flavors and farm-fresh ingredients come together in a delicious culinary experience, perfectly complementing the morning’s spice adventures.

Periyar National Park — Wildlife by Boat
In the afternoon, explore Periyar National Park, one of South India’s most celebrated wildlife reserves. Set against the backdrop of the Western Ghats, the park is famous for its artificial lake, created by the Mullaperiyar Dam over a century ago.

Embark on a boat safari across the serene lake, where you may spot Asiatic elephants, sambar deer, wild boars, water birds, and occasionally even elusive big cats quenching their thirst along the banks. The peaceful boat ride offers excellent opportunities for wildlife photography and a unique perspective of the park’s landscapes.

Optional Activity: For a more adventurous twist, opt for bamboo rafting, a serene eco-friendly way to glide through the waterways and get closer to nature.

Overnight Stay in Periyar (Thekkady)
Return to your hotel to relax and unwind amidst the cool mountain air, reflecting on a day rich in nature, culture, and culinary delights.

After breakfast, journey to Madurai, one of South India’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, known as the “Temple City of Tamil Nadu.” Situated on the banks of the Vaigai River, Madurai has been a cultural and spiritual hub for over 2,500 years, celebrated for its Dravidian architecture, vibrant street life, and deep-rooted traditions.

Meenakshi Amman Temple — A Living Masterpiece
Your exploration begins with a visit to the iconic Meenakshi Amman Temple, dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi (a form of Parvati) and Lord Sundareswarar (Shiva). This UNESCO tentative site is one of India’s most magnificent temples, renowned for:

Its towering gopurams (gateway towers) covered in thousands of colorful, intricate sculptures
The vibrant daily rituals and spiritual energy that fill the temple complex
Exquisite stone carvings and detailed ceiling paintings
Take your time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, where pilgrims, flower vendors, and chants create an unforgettable sensory experience.

Tirumalai Nayak Palace
Next, visit the Tirumalai Nayak Palace, a 17th-century architectural marvel blending Dravidian and Islamic styles. Built by King Tirumalai Nayak in 1636, this grand palace features:

Massive pillars and arches
An expansive courtyard and elegant throne chamber
Intricate stucco work and impressive domes
The palace offers a glimpse into Madurai’s royal past and its importance as a cultural center during the Nayak dynasty.

Temple Tank & City Sights
Take a stroll near the sacred temple tank, an important site for ritual bathing and festivals, surrounded by centuries-old shrines and lively bazaars.

Night Ceremony at Meenakshi Temple
In the evening, return to Meenakshi Temple for the enchanting Night Ceremony. Witness the divine procession where the idol of Lord Shiva is carried to Goddess Meenakshi’s shrine, accompanied by priests, music, lamps, and chanting. This daily ritual, performed for centuries, is a highlight of Madurai’s spiritual life, offering an intimate look at living traditions.

Overnight Stay in Madurai
End your day immersed in the timeless spirituality and architectural grandeur of one of India’s most sacred cities.

Begin your day in Madurai, the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu, with a visit to the magnificent Meenakshi Amman Temple, one of the most iconic Dravidian architectural masterpieces in South India. Dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi (a form of Parvati) and Lord Sundareswarar (Shiva), this UNESCO Tentative Site is the heart of Madurai’s spiritual life.

Meenakshi Amman Temple
Wander through the awe-inspiring Hall of a Thousand Pillars, where each column features unique, finely detailed sculptures. Explore the temple museum, home to an impressive collection of ancient artifacts, bronzes, and sacred relics that narrate centuries of devotion and craftsmanship. Admire the colorful gopurams (gateway towers) adorned with thousands of intricate statues depicting gods, goddesses, and mythological scenes.

Tirumalai Nayak Palace
Continue to the Tirumalai Nayak Palace, a 17th-century architectural gem that beautifully blends Dravidian and Indo-Saracenic styles. Built by King Tirumalai Nayak, this palace showcases:

A vast central courtyard surrounded by elegant arcades
Majestic pillars and high domed ceilings
Exquisite stucco work and royal chambers that reflect the grandeur of the Nayak dynasty
Mariamman Teppakulam
Conclude your tour at Mariamman Teppakulam, a tranquil temple tank located about 5 km east of the Meenakshi Temple. This vast water reservoir is centered around a small temple dedicated to Lord Vigneshwara (Ganesha). It is famous for its annual Teppam (float) festival, during which beautifully illuminated floats carry deities across the tank in a grand procession, creating a spectacular visual display.

Overnight Stay in Madurai
Spend the evening at leisure, perhaps strolling through local markets or savoring authentic Madurai street food, such as Jigarthanda and parottas, to complete your cultural immersion in this historic temple city.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel in Madurai and embark on a scenic drive to Chettinad, a culturally rich region located in the Sivaganga district of Tamil Nadu, approximately 90 km from Madurai. Known as the homeland of the Chettiars (Nattukottai Chettiars) — a prosperous merchant community — Chettinad is famed for its palatial mansions, distinctive architecture, and world-renowned cuisine.

Heritage Check-In
Upon arrival, check into your elegant heritage hotel, often a restored Chettiar mansion featuring intricate woodwork, Italian marble, Belgian glasswork, and wide courtyards. These grand homes reflect the wealth and global connections of the Chettiars during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Afternoon at Leisure
Spend the rest of the day immersing yourself in the peaceful and regal atmosphere of Chettinad. Wander through quiet streets lined with architectural gems — stately homes with pillared verandas, ornate doorways, and faded pastel façades. This tranquil town offers a glimpse into Tamil Nadu’s glorious mercantile past.

Chettinad Cuisine Experience (Optional)
You may choose to enjoy a culinary demonstration or tasting session of Chettinad cuisine, celebrated for its bold flavors, freshly ground spices, and aromatic curries. Signature dishes like Chettinad chicken, kuzhi paniyaram, and spicy gravies highlight the region’s gastronomic excellence.

Overnight Stay in Chettinad
Relax in your heritage property, surrounded by history and elegance, preparing for more cultural exploration ahead.

After breakfast, embark on a fascinating cultural exploration of Chettinad, a jewel of Tamil Nadu’s Sivaganga district. This region is renowned for its grand palatial homes, intricate craftsmanship, and legendary cuisine, offering a deep dive into South India’s aristocratic heritage.

Raja’s Palace & Chettiar Mansions
Begin your day with a visit to the Raja’s Palace — a magnificent architectural marvel that reflects the opulence of the Chettiar community. Then, enjoy a leisurely heritage walk through Chettinad’s stately mansions, built between the 19th and early 20th centuries by prosperous merchant families. These residences showcase a unique fusion of European, Burmese, and South Indian architectural styles, featuring spacious courtyards, Italian marble, Belgian chandeliers, and Burmese teak.

Athangudi Tile-Making Village
Next, head to Athangudi village, famous for its vibrant handmade tiles. Watch local artisans craft these colorful, glassy tiles using traditional methods passed down through generations. Each tile is meticulously designed and sun-dried, reflecting the region’s artisanal heritage.

Chettinad Cooking Demonstration & Dinner
In the evening, return to The Bangala, a beautifully preserved heritage property, for a traditional Chettinad cooking demonstration. Learn the secrets behind this world-famous cuisine — celebrated for its freshly ground spices, aromatic gravies, and bold, peppery flavors. Conclude the day with a flavorful dinner, savoring signature dishes prepared the authentic way.

Overnight Stay in Chettinad
Relax at your heritage accommodation, surrounded by timeless elegance and culinary aromas that define Chettinad’s charm.

After breakfast, begin your scenic drive to Tiruchirappalli (Trichy), a vibrant city located on the banks of the Cauvery River in Tamil Nadu, India. Known for its ancient temples, rock fortresses, and sacred towns, Trichy offers a perfect blend of spirituality and history.

Rock Fort Temple
Your exploration begins with the Rock Fort Temple, perched dramatically on a massive 83-meter (272-foot) ancient rock formation. Climb up its 400+ steps to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Trichy, the surrounding plains, and the Cauvery River. Along the way, admire the Uchi Pillayar Temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, and learn about the fort’s layered history that spans Pallava, Chola, Nayak, and British periods.

Srirangam Temple Town & Shri Ranganathaswamy Temple
Next, visit Srirangam, a revered temple town situated on an island formed by the Cauvery and Kollidam rivers. Here stands the Shri Ranganathaswamy Temple, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in South India and a UNESCO World Heritage Site (tentative). Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this sprawling temple complex covers 156 acres, making it one of the largest functioning Hindu temples in the world. Stroll through its intricately carved gopurams (temple towers), sacred halls, and bustling markets that surround the complex, immersing yourself in the spiritual atmosphere.

Continue to Thanjavur — Capital of the Cholas
After exploring Trichy, continue your drive to Thanjavur (Tanjore), the historic capital of the mighty Chola dynasty, renowned for its rich contributions to art, architecture, and classical music. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and relax.

Overnight Stay in Thanjavur
Rest and prepare for an inspiring exploration of Thanjavur’s magnificent temples and cultural treasures the next day.

After breakfast, set out to discover the architectural brilliance of the Chola dynasty with a full-day excursion from Thanjavur (Tanjore) — one of Tamil Nadu’s most historically significant cities, located in the heart of the fertile Kaveri Delta.

Dharasuram & Airavateshwara Temple
Your journey begins in Dharasuram, home to the Airavateshwara Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the “Great Living Chola Temples.” Built in the 12th century by Raja Raja Chola II, this exquisite temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is celebrated for its intricate stone carvings, elegant pillared halls, and remarkable musical steps that emit different tones when tapped. Explore the temple’s sculptural details, which beautifully depict scenes from Hindu epics and daily life during the Chola period.

Gangaikonda Cholapuram — The Chola Legacy
Next, travel to Gangaikonda Cholapuram, once the capital of the Chola Empire under Rajendra Chola I. Visit its monumental Brihadeeswarar Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, which mirrors the grandeur of the Thanjavur temple but stands out with its softer sculptures and majestic vimana (tower). This temple is a masterpiece of medieval South Indian architecture, symbolizing the empire’s prosperity and artistic excellence.

Village Experience Along the Kaveri River
In the late afternoon, immerse yourself in the authentic rhythms of rural Tamil Nadu with a leisurely village tour near Thanjavur, set against the backdrop of the serene Kaveri River. Meet a local family, hear captivating stories about village traditions and daily life, and enjoy freshly prepared local treats accompanied by aromatic South Indian filter coffee. This enriching encounter provides a glimpse into the warm hospitality and timeless lifestyle of Tamil Nadu’s countryside.

Overnight Stay in Thanjavur
Return to your hotel to relax after a day of exploring the cultural and architectural treasures of the Chola heartland.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel in Thanjavur and embark on a scenic drive to Pondicherry (Puducherry), a coastal gem on the southeastern coast of India. Known for its French colonial heritage, spiritual atmosphere, and vibrant arts scene, Pondicherry offers a unique cultural fusion unlike anywhere else in Tamil Nadu.

Upon arrival, check in at your charming heritage or boutique hotel and take some time to settle in.

Walking Tour: French & White Towns
In the afternoon, enjoy a leisurely walking tour through Pondicherry’s historic French and White Towns, beginning at Baker Street — a popular café-boulangerie that sets the tone for the city’s French flair — and ending at Alliance Française, a hub of cultural exchange.

As you stroll along tree-lined boulevards, you’ll pass:

Colonial villas with mustard-yellow facades and ornate balconies.
Quiet avenues shaded by bougainvillea and neem trees.
Historic buildings and churches, echoing the city’s French colonial past.
Cluny Embroidery Centre
Visit the Cluny Embroidery Centre, housed in a restored 18th-century French villa. Here, local women create exquisite hand-embroidered textiles, blending traditional skills with delicate European designs. This is the perfect place to pick up authentic, handcrafted souvenirs that support local artisans.

Overnight Stay in Pondicherry
Return to your hotel and unwind in this serene seaside town, where European charm meets South Indian warmth.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel in Pondicherry and set off on a scenic drive to Mahabalipuram, a coastal heritage town on the Coromandel Coast of Tamil Nadu, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage rock-cut temples and pallava-era monuments.

En Route Stop: Auroville – The City of Human Unity
En route, visit Auroville, an internationally renowned experimental township founded in 1968 by Mirra Alfassa (“The Mother”) under the vision of Sri Aurobindo.
Auroville is home to people from more than 50 nationalities who live together in a community dedicated to sustainable living, spiritual growth, and cultural exchange.

Highlights of your visit may include:

Matrimandir (Outer View) – the stunning golden spherical meditation center that symbolizes the spiritual heart of Auroville.
Eco-friendly workshops, organic farms, and craft boutiques that showcase the township’s unique ethos.
A peaceful atmosphere ideal for reflection and connecting with the community’s ideals of unity and harmony.
Arrival in Mahabalipuram
Continue your journey to Mahabalipuram (Mamallapuram). Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and relax.

Known for its 7th–8th century temples, intricate stone carvings, and beachfront location, Mahabalipuram is one of the top cultural destinations in South India and a highlight of any Tamil Nadu itinerary.

Overnight Stay in Mahabalipuram

After breakfast, embark on a guided exploration of Mahabalipuram (Mamallapuram), one of India’s most iconic archaeological sites and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located on the Coromandel Coast of Tamil Nadu, this ancient port city was once a thriving center of the Pallava dynasty (7th–8th centuries) and remains world-famous for its stone carvings, rock-cut temples, and coastal beauty.

Arjuna’s Penance (Descent of the Ganges)
Begin your tour with the world’s largest open-air bas-relief, known as Arjuna’s Penance or the Descent of the Ganges. This 27-meter-long and 9-meter-high masterpiece depicts celestial beings, animals, and mythical figures in incredible detail, narrating both the legend of Arjuna’s austerities and the sacred descent of the Ganges River to earth. It’s a must-see highlight of Mahabalipuram.

Pancha Rathas (Five Rathas)
Next, visit the Pancha Rathas, or Five Chariots — a collection of monolithic rock-cut temples, each carved from a single granite boulder. Named after the heroes of the Mahabharata, these structures showcase the architectural experimentation of the Pallavas, with different styles and layouts in each ratha. The intricate carvings and massive stone elephant statue nearby make this site a photographer’s delight.

Shore Temple
Continue to the Shore Temple, one of South India’s earliest structural stone temples, dramatically overlooking the Bay of Bengal. Built in the 8th century, this temple complex consists of two shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and a third to Lord Vishnu. Its seaside location and exquisite carvings make it one of the most iconic symbols of Mahabalipuram.

Sunset by the Bay of Bengal
Conclude your day by watching a breathtaking sunset over the Bay of Bengal, as the golden hues illuminate the temple silhouettes and the waves crash gently against the shore. This serene experience is the perfect way to end your cultural exploration.

Overnight Stay in Mahabalipuram

After breakfast, drive to Chennai, the dynamic capital of Tamil Nadu, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, colonial history, and vibrant urban energy. Formerly known as Madras, Chennai is one of the oldest modern cities in India, blending Dravidian temple architecture, British colonial landmarks, and contemporary charm.

Upon arrival, check in at your hotel before setting out to explore some of Chennai’s most iconic attractions.

Kapaleeswarar Temple
Begin your tour at Kapaleeswarar Temple, a stunning example of Dravidian architecture located in the bustling Mylapore neighborhood. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this centuries-old temple features a towering gopuram (gateway tower) covered in intricate, colorful carvings of deities, celestial beings, and mythological figures. It’s not just a spiritual center but also a vibrant hub of local culture.

San Thome Cathedral Basilica
Continue to San Thome Cathedral, a majestic neo-Gothic church built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and rebuilt by the British in the 19th century. It stands over the tomb of St. Thomas the Apostle, making it one of only three churches in the world built over the tomb of an Apostle of Jesus. The serene interiors and striking white façade make it a significant Christian pilgrimage site in India.

Fort St. George
Next, visit Fort St. George, the first English fortress in India, constructed in 1644. This historic fort marks the beginning of British influence in India and today houses the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly and a museum displaying colonial artifacts, documents, and portraits that bring the colonial era to life.

Madras High Court
Admire the Madras High Court, one of the largest judicial buildings in the world and a masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Its striking red façade, domes, and ornate detailing reflect Chennai’s colonial legacy and architectural grandeur.

Marina Beach & Spice Markets
End your sightseeing with a scenic drive along Marina Beach, India’s longest urban beach. Feel the sea breeze, watch the vibrant local life, and capture panoramic views of the Bay of Bengal. Afterwards, dive into Chennai’s bustling spice markets, where fragrant aromas, colorful displays, and lively trading scenes offer an authentic taste of the city’s daily rhythm.

Overnight Stay in Chennai

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and meet your driver for a comfortable private transfer to Chennai International Airport (MAA). As you bid farewell to Chennai, reflect on the unforgettable moments of your 18-day journey through South India — from the tranquil backwaters of Kerala and the majestic temples of Tamil Nadu, to the colonial charm of Pondicherry and the vibrant cityscapes of Chennai.

This journey has woven together history, spirituality, culture, cuisine, and natural beauty, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.

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