If you still think that Kerala is all about backwaters, mighty ocean, playful beaches, spice gardens, or evergreen coconut groves, you must visit the stunning hill station called Ponmudi! Enchanted by the spellbinding beauty of the Western Ghats, a drive or ride to Ponmudi has its own fun and excitement. While for the nature lovers, this part of the journey opens an unknown window to Kerala’s mesmerising beauty, adrenaline seekers love to have a tryst with the thrills associated.

Nagapattinam is a popular tourist destination. It is an ideal travel place that attracts all kinds of tourists and that too from different kinds of background. Right from backpackers to solo travellers, pilgrims to family vacationers and even the likes of photographers and thrill-seekers, Nagapattinam welcomes all with open arms. All kinds of travellers can enjoy themselves to the fullest at Nagapattinam. In our Nagapattinam travel guide, we have tried our best to compile an extensive list of all the places to visit and things to do that include churches, temples, Buddhist viharas, dargas, wildlife sanctuaries as well as art galleries in this picturesque port town located in India's Coromandel Coast.

One of the most captivating beaches in the entire country, Marari Beach will surely make you forget any other beaches in India. Rated among the top five ‘Hammock Beaches’ by National Geographic, this virgin beach proves to be a wonderful place to laze around, enjoy sun basking, indulge in beach activities, and lot more!

The Skycab Langkawi is the top tourist attraction on the island and is perched above the Machincang Cambrian Geoforest and the gondolas provide a 360 degree view, the VIP gondolas also have a glass bottom to view the canopy of the forest below. The gondolas don’t have air conditioning so keep that in mind if you have traveling in the hot afternoon as they do get pretty warm inside and the airflow isn’t great. Once you reach the top you will be 708 metres above sea level and the views are just amazing.

Theni changes itself into an awesome green rug covering generous pieces of the elevated Western Ghats. From the perfectly lined ranches of cardamom, espresso, and tea, the solid smell fills the air that adds to the intrigue of the town.