Trip to Mysore, Ooty

Sim’s Park is an important tourist place to visit in Coonoor. It extends over an area of 12...

Situated near Ooty Lake is the quaint St. Thomas Church. It was built in the year 1870. The churc...

Named after Captain Lambs, the Lamb Rocks, also known as Echo Rocks, offers you the best views of...

The Tribal Research Centre undertakes the history and the social, economic, religious, physiologi...

Around 20 kms from Ooty town, on the Anna Malai hill lies the Annamalai Temple dedicated to Lord ...

The Toda people are a small pastoral community who live in the Nilgiris. The Toda Temple is a pet...

A famous spot, locals as well as tourists haunt the Kalhatty Waterfalls. Situated around 13 kms f...

The Botanical Garden was laid out in 1847 by the Marquis of Tweedale and is spread over 22 hectar...

An entire museum dedicated to tea, and just tea! Don't believe us? The Tea Museum’s tagline...

Nestled in the Nilgiris, situated near the Mukurthi National Park and around 20 kms from Ooty tow...

Built by John Sullivan during the early 1820s, the Stone House is the very first bungalow to be b...

Established by an NGO, The Keystone Foundation, the Honey and Bee Museum is a unique place to vis...

Dolphin’s Nose is a famous tourist spot in Coonoor. It is located about a 1000 feet above s...

Nestled in the Nilgiris and situated around 20 kilometres from Ooty, the Emerald Lake is a beauti...

Zebras, lions, hippos and giraffes… this sounds like a good spot for the next production i...

The Lalitha Mahal is the second biggest royal residence in Mysore. It is found close to the Chamu...

This 70 year old garden receives over two million visitors every year. It’s design and layo...

The Krishna Raja Sagara, a.k.a KRS, is the name of both a lake and the dam that spans and safegua...