I will be in North India volunteering for 1 month, and will be seeing jaipur, agra, delhi, dharmasala, and palampur during that month. Is it worth travelling down to the South for 1 week after that? I was thinking to Mumbai and Goa, or should I just spend that 1 week up North? I love seeing historic sites and beautiful landscapes ... should I save south india for another trip?
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Reply to this North India is nice and also a spiritual and historical place. many beautiful places situated in North India. like North India South India is also a such a beautiful place some historical and spiritual and also a places you must visit are here
Thiruvannamalai and the Ashram of Sri Ramana Maharshi Temple
Ruins of the Rajagiri Fort in Krishnagiri
Auroville and Aurobindo Ashram
Bhihadeeswaran Temple in Tanjavore – a World Heritage Monument
The Rock Fort in Trichy
KamakshiAmman Temple in Madurai
Gandhi Museum
Vivekananda Rock and Thiruvalluvar Memorial in Kanyakumari
Teakwood Palace in Kerala
Backwater Cruise
Narayana Tapovanam
Synagogue and Portuguese Palace in Cochin
Perur and Marudhamalai Temples in Coimbatore
Satchidananda Alayam, where Swami Satchidananda was born
Satchidananda Jyothi Nikethan,
These are the most visited sites in south India.
Reply to this In response to: Msg #126820 I should suggest go south also see how India conserve their rich cultural and social heritage. You can take another trip for south. South have so many beautiful places to explore Kanyakumari, munnar, Ooty, Alleppy etc.
Or Visit Travel Hot Portal which can give you more traveling tips and information about southern India.
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