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The Wild Adventure Tours
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 The Wild Adventure Tours take you to various wildlife destinations in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. You can see places like Bandipur and Nagarhole sanctuaries of Karnataka, and the Periyar Wildlife sanctuary at Kerala. Be sure to have an unforgettable experience.
Day 1 - Bangalore
Your journey kicks off at Bangalore.
Day 2 - Bangalore - Bannarghatta - Bangalore
On the second day you go to the Bannerghatta National Park, which is famous for its lion safari. It is pretty near to Bangalore as well.
Day 3 - Bangalore - Mysore
Mysore offers many things for you to see. The Lalitha Mahal Palace is a grand structure, constructed in 1912 in an Indo Saracenic style. It has a Durbar Hall and some rooms that are unmatched in magnificence and grandeur. You could go to the Shri Ramachamarajendra Art Gallery. It is in the Jagmohan Palace and has a nice grouping of Tanjore paintings. There are some portraits of the royal family, which bear the stamp of Raja Ravi Verma. You could go to St Philomena's Church, whose claim to fame is its Gothic architecture. The Chamundeshwari Temple, in the Chamundi Hills is another attraction. At the evening visiting the delectable Brindavan gardens is an option.
Day 4 - Mysore - Ranganathittu - Mysore
The Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, on the banks of river Cauvery is a home of rare birds who can be found in their natural habitats and elements. There are other attractions such as crocodiles and otters. You can use boats to look at the birds from close quarters.
Day 5 - Mysore - Nagarhole
On the fifth day you go to the Nagarhole wildlife sanctuary. Here you would find deers, birds and monkeys in their elements in the open spaces.
Day 6 - Nagarhole
You can see a variety of animals at the Nagarhole wildlife sanctuary, such as several species of birds, squirrels, monkeys and mongoose. The tigers are usually hidden in the dense undergrowth. Still their footprints are prominently visible throughout the forest trails.
Day 7 - Nagarhole - Bandipur
On the seventh day you go to the Bandipur National Park. Here the monkeys and deers go around without any fear whatsoever.
Day 8 - Bandipur
There are many animals to see at Bandipur. Prominent examples include kinds of birds, deer, monkeys and squirrels. You would also see Gaur or Indian Bison, elephants and tigers but only if you have luck on your side.
Day 9 - Bandipur - Ooty
You go to Ooty. The main attractions at Ooty are Botanical Garden and Doddabetta Park. You could also visit some tea plantations, which are located nearby.
Day 10 - Ooty
You could visit the village of the Todas, which are tribal people from Nilgiri Hills. They are pastoral tribe practicing shepherding and agriculture. Hand woven clothing by them is available in red, white and black and are good mementos.
Day 11 - Ooty - Bangalore
You can either go home or extend your tour.
Day 11 - Ooty - Kochi
You can go to Kochi and enjoy a Kathakali dance performance.
Day 12 - Kochi
After breakfast take a tour of Kochi, 'the Queen of the Arabian Sea.' See the Jewish Synagogue decorated with blue and white Chinese Tiles built in 1568, the St Francis Church the oldest European Church in India built in 1503, the Dutch Palace at Matancherry and the spice markets. The heritage ambiance of Kochi is truly charming. Return to your hotel to stay overnight.
Day 13 - Kochi - Periyar
You can go to Periyar.
Day 14 - Periyar
You can visit the Periyar National Park. You can take a boat and watch elephants having fun drinking and playing by the lake.
Day 15 - Periyar - Kovalam
You can go to Kovalam, a beach in Kerala.
Day 16 - Kovalam
There are plenty of things to do in Kovalam beach. You can have ayurveda massages besides relaxing and sunbathing. You can also participate in watersports like surfing, wind surfing, and sailing. There are other options like catamaran rides and parasailing.
Day 17 - Kovalam - Cape Comorin - Kovalam
You can go an excursion to Cape Comorin for a day.
Day 18 - Kovalam - Trivandrum - Delhi / Bombay
Your journey finishes at Trivandrum. From here you can go back to Bombay and Delhi.
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