South India Travel Guide with India Personal Tours

Travel to South India, except for Goa and Kerala, is less well-liked than travel to North India, which is home to the Taj Mahal, the Holy City of Varanasi, the Majestic State of Rajasthan, and of course, Mumbai and Delhi. South India, however, is a great part of India to explore! It's incredibly diversified, with Goa's beaches, Kerala's beautiful greenery, majestic Hindu temples, sizable national parks teeming with animals, tea plantations, and much more.

Tips for travel to South India with India Personal Tours

• The ideal time to visit South India

The country is particularly hot and wet in the middle of the year, so the best time to visit India is worth considering. The ideal time to travel to North and South India is November to March.

In the winter months of December and January, South India will be warmer than North India; nevertheless, with the proper attire, Delhi and further North are still delightful to visit.

You can still travel during these times, but the temperatures and humidity levels will be substantially higher, especially as you travel further south.

• In terms of tourism, South India consists of 4 States.

Technically, South India is more than four states, but in terms of tourism and the places visitors to South India will go, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka are the key states with the best things to do in South India. These states differ greatly from one another since the states in South India are quite diverse from one another.

• South India's East and West are significantly diverse

Another factor to remember when travelling there is the distinction between South India's Eastern and Western sides. 

Goa is on the West Coast and is famous for its gorgeous beaches, at least according to popular perception. Kerala is located further south on the West Coast and is very diversified, with a long coastline and hill stations with tea, coffee, and spice plantations in the interior. Given how lovely Kerala is, many people visit there for vacations. 

Although there are beaches and a coastline on South India's eastern side, Tamil Nadu is better recognized for its historical sites and hill stations. Tamil Nadu possesses the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in this region.

• Consider your travel priorities to South India.

In light of the distinctions mentioned above between the states and regions of South India, it is best to consider your priorities when making  South India travel plans, especially if you have a limited amount of time. After all, South India has a lot to offer.

Are you up for some beach relaxation? Goa is for you if so. Would you like to go hiking in hill towns in search of wildlife? If so, is Kerala the place for you, or do you wish to see Hindu cities and cultures that were once colonised? Tamil Nadu is for you if so. Would you like to visit a Rock Adventure Town, a Royal City, or a More Modern City? Karnataka is for you if so.

Even if it's just for a half-day excursion tour on your first day, it's advisable to visit several South Indian cities with a guide. There is no better way to sample the cuisine and get to know a city in South India than with a local. The cities are hectic and complex. Book India Personal Tours, tour packages, and Guides for the greatest luxury trip to South India. 

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