Once you reach Pondicherry, let me very honest, the city is too small to roam around. Auto Walas and others may overcharge you for almost any destination you want you reach to. An advice to travel through public transport for the start atleast.
Once you reach your hotel and get ready to explore the city , the first and foremost thing is to explore auroville village!
Pondicherry is all about auroville!
You can explore the spiritual centre, auroville beach and few major food joints like 'bread and breakfast for pita bread and croissants and 'brother's pizza's
With auroville one thing you kust keep in mind is that this area believes in early rush and early closure. So you may find place shitting down early and then auroville beach is the place to find the regular fish dishes across the beach side
While exploring Pondicherry, you must not miss Svaram which is a musical and research centre which believes in the role of sound and music in healing.
You will experience a lot of ways of natural music music and health here.
Second destination would be located in between the most famous French colony of pondicherry known as the promenade beach.
Le Cafe being another destination to experience sunrise at..
The must visit breakfast joint after this would be Bakers street where you'll find the best macarons across the globe and croissants.
Your evening hunger pranks could be taken care by the authentic coffee at ' south indian filter coffee' centre!
And a must visit Md Moiddin for for non veg lovers as you'll get finger delicious mutton biryani here!
Your Day could not just be hectic here, bit you may experience the best of all..
The beach which is actually worth all the travel pain is 'Paradise beach'
Even most of the locals may not be aware of it but you can definitely trust 'google maps'
One of the most beautiful beaches in Pondy and yet the water that is clear enough.
Post that must visit areas would be, Managua Vijayagar Temple where you'll fond blessing from an elephant, and dinner at cafe Xtasi, one of the most overrated cafes around.
And probably the non vegetarian may catchup for the stunning mutton samosa opposite the railway station.
For deserts though you can reach out to RK juice centre to experience the most amazing Pal Sharbat!
And the beautiful art pieces on the promenade lane will definately steal your heart away 🥰 get ready to get clicked 😁
