Sep 13, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Known for its unique heritage mansions, Chettinad offers a glimpse into Tamil Nadu's rich history, culture, and architecture. Explore the region's famous cuisine, intricately carved wooden furnishings, and antique markets.
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A serene coastal town with Danish colonial history, Tharangambadi has beautiful beaches, a 17th-century Danish fort, and churches. It's perfect for those looking for a peaceful coastal getaway.
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Often overshadowed by its more famous counterparts like Ooty and Kodaikanal, Yercaud is a quiet hill station known for its coffee plantations, scenic lake, and viewpoints like Lady’s Seat and Pagoda Point.
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A small, quiet hamlet near Kodaikanal, Vattakanal is a perfect spot for those seeking tranquillity amidst nature. With its lush green valleys, waterfalls, and hiking trails, it offers a refreshing escape from crowded tourist spots.
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Located near Coimbatore, Pollachi is a picturesque town surrounded by lush green landscapes, coconut groves, and wildlife sanctuaries. It’s also a gateway to attractions like Aliyar Dam and Topslip.
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A lesser-known hill station near Tirunelveli, Manjolai is known for its tea estates, mist-covered mountains, and the serene ambience of the Western Ghats. It’s ideal for a quiet nature retreat.
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Though known for its temples, Kumbakonam is often overlooked by tourists. It is rich in history and culture, with ancient temples, traditional brassware markets, and vibrant local festivals.
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A hidden gem in the Eastern Ghats, Kolli Hills offers scenic landscapes, waterfalls, ancient temples, and trekking trails. It remains relatively untouched by commercial tourism.
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