andenjoy sometime away from others. It's just the two of them spending
allday long together. Honeymoon is the time when the newly wed couple
gets to know each other better. Honeymoon is the beginning of their
new life together. A honeymoon destination has to be such where you
forget about the daily chores and whims and just rekindle the love. In
India honeymoon is the first official outing for the bride and the
groom, so it has to be a special destination to celebrate the occasion
of being together and entering a new phase of life.
Auli
Auli is located in the cradle of snow-capped mountains. Auli is one
ofthe very few places in India where skiing is a major pastime. As the
winters set in, the mountains seem to extend to the firmament with
arms of snow. The bitter cold winds, the vast snow-covered landscape,
the sylvan mountains, all add up to make Auli a skier's paradise.
Patnitop
Patnitop is a beautiful and serene hill station. With all its beauty
at a hill station, it is a charming plateau at 2, 024m. The meadow is
surrounded by dense woods and lush greenery of Pines. Trackslead to
pockets where time stands still and calmprevails. If seeking snowboard
joys December to March is the time to be here.
Manali
Manali is surrounded by towering peaks at an arm length. Situated in
the lap of Kullu Valley, Manali is an ancient town. Manali's major
asset is its proximity to the snow line. The national level skiing
competition is held on the slopes of Solang Nullah and the winter
carnival is organized at Manali. Flourishing orchards, popular
honeymoon destination and trail head for numerous treks make Manali a
dream destination.
Tamilnadu
Tamilnadu is a wonderful tourist place. It has natural beauty i.e.blue
beaches and clear skies. People enjoy the peace amidst the lively and
magnificent temples. There are more than 30,000 temples in Tamil Nadu,
which has given the state the distinctive title of 'A Land of
Temples'. Built by various dynasties these temples bear a superficial
resemblance to each other in that they share the same physical
features - the gopuram or the imposing tower over theentrance and the
spacious halls and corridors.
The history of the Tamils presents an exciting pageant of a powerful
civilization whose origindates back to ancient times. It is clear that
the Tamils, who belong to the Dravidian race, werethe first major
occupantsof the country and settled in the north-western part of India
long before the coming of the Indo-Aryans. Excavations have revealed
that the features of the people ofthe Indus Valley Civilization bore a
strongresemblance to this race.
Tamil Nadu celebrates alltheir festivals in colourful splendour. Tamil
Nadu offers the traveller excellent value, particularly in
accommodation. Hotel prices are generally lower than they are further
north and standards are often higher. The food in Tamil Nadu is
comparatively inexpensive and good. Tamil Nadu provides the visitor
with a wide variety of cuisines.
For the tourists, most important point to remember about Tamil Nadu is
the rainy season between October and December when the northeast
monsoon brings rain here. Throughout the year for the plains, cotton
is the best wear. In the hilly areas, you will need to carry a light
sweater or two, heavier woollens are a must for winter. Umbrellas are
extremely needed during the hottest months and raincoats will come in
handy between October and December i.e. the rainy season. The best
time to visit to Tamil Nadu is between November and March.
Tamil Nadu is bounded by Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in the north and
Kerala in the west. The eastern and western tips of the state are
defined by the Point Calimere and Mudumalaiwildlife sanctuaries while
the northern extreme is Pulicat lake and the southernmost tip is
Kanyakumari, the land's end. The people ofTamilnadu lead relaxed
lifestyles. The urban social recreations include clubs, golf links,
beach resorts, theme parks, race courses, art and theatre. Visits to
game reserves, holiday resorts, long sandy beaches, zoological and
entertainment parks andsanctuaries are the othermany social pastimes
available. Tourists spots include hill stations like Ooty and
Kodaikkanal which are all time favourites.
Coonoor
A quiet hill station, an hour away from Ooty, and reached by a
delightful toy-train, Coonoor nestles snuggly in the lap of the famous
blue Nilgiri hills. A delightful town with exquisite scenery all
round, there is much to see at this idyllic, lesser-known retreat
covered by grassy meadows, a profusion of sunflowers, marigolds and
rhododendrons, all growing wild.
With steep hills and valleys carpeted with teabushes, interspersed
with eucalyptus and silver oak, life moves at agentle pace in this
town of tea estates. Commanding a breathtaking view of theCoimbatore
plains, it is a paradise for avid trekkers and naturalists with its
vast stretches of undisturbed shoals forests. An essentially small tea
garden town, the weather remains pleasantly cool throughout the year.
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