Wayanad is a popular wildlife sanctuary in the state of Kerala. It is famous for its variety of exotic fauna like the elephant, Indian Bison, tiger, and deer. The place is ideal for different categories of tourism such as adventure tourism, recreational tourism, pilgrim tourism, and historic tourism. Wayanad comes on the route from Sulthan Battery to Mysore. The Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary was founded in 1973 and it is the second biggest wildlife reserve in Kerala. Visitors enjoy elephant rides in this reserve. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, also known as Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary, is home to verdant green jungles and diverse wildlife.
Mysore city, popularly called the 'City of Palaces', is famous for its magnificent palaces, beautiful gardens, majestic temples and serene lakes. This is a place of festivals as well since many festivals are celebrated here with great joy and enthusiasm. Besides these, this city attracts tourists from all over the country for its rich tradition and culture. Visitors get enthralled by the place's quaint charm. This city of Karnataka is even known for its silk and sandalwood products, for which it is even called by the name of "Sandalwood City". Apart from being the state's cultural capital, this is the 2nd cleanest Indian city
One of the far-familiar pilgrimages of India, Tirupati, is located at the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh at the foothills of the Eastern Ghats. It is at a distance of 550 km south from the capital of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Being one of the major pilgrimages of India, this place is the busiest pilgrimage centre in the world.
Located on the plateau region of the Western Ghats, this is Karnataka's administrative district. The British called it the "Scotland of India". Some people have named the place as the "Kashmir of South India" as well. This place is one of the famous tourist destinations of the state as well as the country. The natural beauty of the area has made it popular even among tourists from all over the world. Thus, this district of Karnataka is mostly frequented by the nature lovers from across the globe.
Ooty travel provides a tranquil retreat amidst the exquisite natural splendor of the pristine Nilgiri mountains. Ooty or Ootacumund is a tranquil hill station that is located in the state of Tamil Nadu in South India. Ooty is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India and is visited by thousands of travelers every year, who arrive from all corners of the world. Ooty is known for its verdant valleys covered with wild flowers and lush forests. The lovely tea plantations add to its scenic value.
Renowned author, singer and philanthropist R.V.M. founded the Shiva Temple in 1994 on the Old Airport Road. The 65-feet-tall idol of Lord Shiva, hand-sculpted by Kashinath using marble paste, is a splendor. The temple is also the abode of a 32-feet-high idol of Lord Ganesha. The roofless temple makes one feel that Lord Shiva is sitting in the Kailash facing Manasarovar, with the infinite sky above. Daily at 8:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m., aartis are performed and bhajans are played. Devotees engage in various spiritual activities, such as chanting mantras, which they believe will fulfill their wishes. A light and sound show, conducted thrice every evening at 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., is a real spiritual experience. The temple is open 24 hours.
Nandi Hills, also called Nandydroog, are situated near the Bangalore International Airport (Kempegowda International Airport) at a height of 4,851 ft. The River Arkavathi originates from the hills. The Summer Palace and the Fort of Tipu Sultan are among the notable places. This was where the British army first attacked Tipu Sultan. The climatic conditions of this place has supported rare species of plants. Nandi Hills is of interest to bird-watchers as well. Sites of historical interest are Tipu's Drop, Horse Way, and Secret Escape Route. Temples of Sri Ugra Narasimha, Sri Bhoga Narasimha, Sri Yoga Narasimha, Gavi Veerbhadra Swamy; Brahmashram cave; and Amruth Sarovar Lake are places of tourist interest. One can go for paragliding, trekking or cycling here.