South India Travel Guide

South India is a mesmerizing land of India where tourist attractions galore. South India attractions attract tourists from across the globe. This fascinating destination is hemmed in by Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal. South India Tourism offers attractions like beaches, wildlife, backwaters, heritage monuments, ancient temples, hill stations, tea, coffee and spice gardens, Ayurveda and fairs and festivals. From natural beauty to adventure.

Kerala Wildlife and Tamil Nadu wildlife are among the major attractions which attract wildlife lovers from far and wide. Kerala is an enchanting destination rich in flora and fauna. It is aptly called ‘God’s own country’ for its natural beauty.

Kerala wildlife tour will make you experience the wilderness in the following famous wildlife destinations:

Eravikulam National Park: Boasting of the largest viable population of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr in the world, this Park is a must-visit destination. It also houses a variety of other wildlife species including the Atlas Moth, the largest moth in the world. Anamudi, the highest peak of South India is also located here.

Periyar Tiger Reserve: It boasts of good population of elephants, tigers and panthers. With a beautiful lake in this reserve, it is located in the picturesque Cardamon Hills in the Western Ghats of the state.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary: It is a paradise for bird lovers. A wide variety of bird species can be spotted here. You can also enjoy a boat ride in this sanctuary.

Tamil Nadu Wildlife

Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary: Located at an elevation of 1,400 m and covering an area of 958 sq km, this destination is a home to wide range of wildlife species including birds.

Anna Zoological Park

Sheltering more than 170 wildlife species, it was the first public zoo of India. Elephant safari can be enjoyed here.

Guindy National Park

It is a small national park with rich flora and fauna. Migratory birds are a special attraction here. There is a snake park and children park located near it.

Gulf Of Munnar Marine National Park

It is a perfect place to see the rich marine life of South India. This park has 21 islands and around 3,600 species of animals and plants.

By: Manish Caper