Andaman Islands Tour
Destinations: Chennai-Port Blair-Chennai
Duration: 10 Nights/ 11 Days
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Destinations Covered: Chennai - Kanchipuram - Mahabalipuram - Chennai
Duration: 05nights/06 days
(View more...)Panoramic South India Tour
Duration: 13 Nights/ 14 Days
Destinations: Chennai-Trichy- Madurai-Kodaikanal- Periyar-Kollam- Cochin-Mumbais
(View more...)Rejuvination and Meditation Tour
Duration: 16 Nights/ 17 Days
Destinations: Chennai – Mahabalipuram- Thanjavur – Swamimalai Ayurvedic Resort-Trichy-Madurai –Rameshwaram-Kovalam-Thiruvananthapuram
(View more...)South India Ayurveda Tour
Duration: 13 Nights/ 14 Days
Destinations: Chennai- Trichy-Tanjore-Trichy- Madurai-Periyar- Kumarakom-Cochin- Marari Beach
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Duration: 12 Nights/ 13 Days
Destinations: Chennai-Tirupati-Chennai-Kanchipuram - Mamallapooram - Tiruvannamalai – Pondicherry- Chidambaram – Tanjore- Trichy – Madurai- Trivandrum
(View more...)South India Temples & Beaches Tour
Duration: 14 Nights/ 15 Days
Destinations: Chennai-Kanchipuram-Mahabalipuram-Chennai- Trichy-Tanjore- Madurai-Periyar- Cochin-Goa-Mumbai
(View more...)South India Tour
Duration: 10 Days/09 Nights
Destinations: Madras - Mahabalipuram - Pondicherry - Tanjore - Trichy - Madurai - Kovalam - Mumbai
(View more...)South India Wildlife & Mountain Tour
Duration: 12 Nights/ 13 Days
Destinations: Bangalore - Bennarghatta- Mysore - Ranganathittu- Nagarhole-Bandipur- Ooty- Coimbatore
(View more...)Wildlife in South India
Duration: 15 Nights/16 Days
Destinations: Chennai - Mettupalayam - Madhumalai - Bandipur - Mukurthy - Ooty - Annamalai Wildlife Sanctuary - Munnar - Periyar - Cochin
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Mahamagam Festival
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The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm & religious fervor, and falls once every 12 years. It is mainly held in the town of Kumbakonam which is called the ‘temple city’ and its name is derived from the word "Kumbha" –meaning a divine pot. The festival is associated with a great mythological incidence in which Lord Brahma; the Creator held a pot containing the seed of creation and nectar with Lord Shiva, the destroyer incarnated in the form of a hunter shot an arrow. The result was the spilling over of the nectar into a spot which is now the famous as the sacred Mahamagam tank located at the Adi Kumbeswarar Temple.
