Shivanasamudra Falls – Karnataka (It happens to be one of the most powerful waterfalls in

India)
We’re gonna drive through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, and go all the way to Dhanushkodi
which is is the southernmost corner of India

Guru sweets mart – Mysore (Mysore Park – Its been proven in time that this has been
serving palettes since the 18th century. This was accidentally produced by the head chef of
Mysore Palace at that time, Mr. Kakasura Maddapa)

Devraja Market – Mysore (On one side is the spice market and on the other side is the fruit
market, and the vegetable market and the list just goes on and on and on! Which is actually
what Mysore being about – a beautiful amalgamation of people, cultures and traditions)

Mysore Palace (The Taj Mahal of Suth India) – Mysore

Ooty(The tea heaven of India)

Masinagudi Mysore – Ooty Highway (To some extents it holds the true essence of British
Raj. the highway that goes from Mysore to Ooty, although it’s a small 3 – hours drive the
terrains quickly change from plains to forests and to hills.
Toda Village – Ooty (When Britishers first came to Ooty they this place as the Scotland of
India. The original inhabitats of Ooty is the Toda Tribe who laid the foundation of Ooty.)

The first Chocolate Museum of India

Middle of Kotagiri Tea estate – (It happens to be one of the most amazing tea destinations
of Tamil Nadu and also the oldest hill station of Nilgiris. Older than Ooty and Coonoor. This
cute hill station lies on the way to Coimbatore. It has a really untouched, pure vibe to it. Its
quite apt for people looking for silence in nature.)

GD Naidu Museum - Coimbatore (Coimbatore is actually considered the automobile capital

of India. And this city’s love for cars is an undenied fact. One such eminent fan of
automobiles was Mr. Gopalswamy Doraiswamy Naidu. Mr. GD Naidu visisted several
countries and was amazed by the fine craftsmanship of cars produced in countries like
England, Germany, France, America, Japan and Spain. The evolution of car engineering right
from the old-school vintage style to the cars we drive today. Would the automobile
inventors of the 18th century even believe that people of the 21st century will be driving cars
with cool features like these voice control, offline navigation, keyless entry and start

After a drive of 2 hours from Coimbatore we reach Pollachi, which is an offbeat adventure
destination in Tamil Nadu

Camp Splender – Thirumoorthy(Thirumoorthy Dam – Pollachi)(Kayaki with Victor)

(Grasslands, mountains, rivers and rainforests beautifully coexist in Pollachi)

Varathamanathi Dam – Palani(Madurai)(It’s a beautiful structure located in the outskirts of

the city Palani. And the mountains on can see from this dam, little mountains, are actually
Palani hills.)

Banana market – Madurai (Bananas are integral to the cultural of South India! So much so,
that Madurai has an entire market dedicated to the fruit.

Famous Jigarthanda – Madurai (Jigarthanda is Madurai’s prized possession. It is a native

drink of Madurai. Although Jigarthanda comes from Madurai, but by the sound of it, it
sounds like North Indian dish. It was actually because of the grand wedding that happened
between the Pandya Kingdom and the Mughals.)
Madurai is one the oldest cities in India. The richness this city holds reflects in its food,
clothing, culture and architecture.

Meenakshi Temple – Madurai(The reasoning bells of Menakshi temple. With every road of
the city upto the temples’ gate and every corner packed tight with mouth watering dishes
and Madurai is quite simply the reflection of everything that India stands for)
Samanar – Madurai (Its silent hills)

Thanks to this beautiful and untouched coastline Rameshwaram is fast emerging as the hub
of water sports in India
Quest Adventure Sports Academy – Ramanathapuram(It is located in Kathadi North, about
30km from Rameshwaram

Pamban road bridge – Rameshwaram(Top of Palk Strait)(We’re towards a road that once
used to belonged to Sri Lanka

Dhanushkodi(Drive to the Southernmost corner of India)(Dhanushkodi has been declared as

ghost town