Our incredible India still has its best secrets hidden. Unexplored places in South India await all travellers planning a rather offbeat getaway. From the dreamy Malabar beaches to the silent serene corners of the Western Ghats, there's a more to it than what meets the eye.
Here's an exciting new bucket list from the south of India for your travel toes.
10 Unexplored places in South India
1. Vattakanal
On the eastern coast of the Western Ghats, this small village is better known as 'Vatta' or 'Little Israel'. Amongst great number of Israeli tourists who flock this little hamlet October onwards, many have permanent cottages here. On the southern tip of the Palani Hills, this untouched haven can be your dream getaway.
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2. Chimmony and Ponmudi
Hidden amidst the unexplored corners of the surreal Western Ghats, Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary can be your hideout away from the city life. A 6 hour trek to the Ponmudi Peak gives tremendous opportunities for bird watching and photography to the nature lovers amongst us.
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3. Athirapilly Falls
The view majestic Athirapilly waterfall at the Sholayar Forest Range is indeed a sublime sight for a traveller in search of the calm environs. The fresh cool spray near the 80ft waterfall and the gushing Chalakudy river is indeed all you want from a refreshing getaway.
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4. Araku Valley
Close to Odisha State Border on the Eastern Ghats, Araku Valley is a hidden vacation spot for the lovers of nature and wildlife. In the lap of magnificent mountains of Galikonda, Raktakonda and Chitamogondi, the valley is well-connected by road and railway which makes it a perfect destination for your bucket list.
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5. Devbagh Beach
Snorkelling, kayaking, banana boat ride, water scooters and with all the thrilling beachside activities, a quiet sunset awaits you at Devbagh Island just to laze around. This beach near Karwar has an offbeat character to it that adds to its serene beauty.
Image Credits: Kunal Mukherjee
6. Nagarhole National Park
A part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Nagarhole National Park is under consideration for UNESCO's World Heritage Sight. An erstwhile hunting reserve for Wodeyar Dynasty can be an exciting getaway for wildlife and photography enthusiasts in the present times.
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7. Badami Caves
In the Bagalkot District of north Karnataka, Badami Caves are reminiscent of the great Chalukya architecture. Previously known as Vatapi Badami, the town was once the capital city of the Chalukya dynasty in the 6th century. A visit to Badami caves can surely give you a chance to step back in time.
Image Credits: Karunakar Rayker
8. Pollachi
40 kms south of Coimbatore, a picturesque small town is one of the least known and unexplored places in South India. A traveller's haven with perfect adventure activities, Pollachi has a great climate throughout the year where you can enjoy refreshing breeze from the Palghat gaps whenever you visit.
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9. Tharangambadi
Tharangambadi means 'place of the singing waves' and this sunny beachside town truly lives up to its name. A Danish Colony from 1620 to 1845, the Fort Dansborg still stands tall as an evidence of the Danish colonial history of this town. Tharangambadi or Tranquebar can be your ideal getaway to experience an unusual incredible south of India.
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10. Thalassery or Tellicherry
The town is often called the 'Paris of Malabar' and an evening well-spent on the coast of this small commercial town would surely tell you why. Tellicherry is often known as a city of cricket, cakes and circus with innumerable tourist spots in this hardly explored town. During low tide you can walk to the nearby Dharmadam Island or drive on the Muzhappilangad Beach, the longest drive-in-beach in India.
Image Credits: Shari Kadirur
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