I want to tour south india.. plzz help me plan my trip...?

places you can visit: ooty coonoor coimbatore bangalore mysore trivandrum Chennai Kodaikanal Golconda fort...etc. you can easily see those in the list by search i dont know whether this is of much help, its not exactly tour of south india,but likewise... last summer we had gone to karnataka and TN north... so wqe first went to bangalore<awesome climate>,and saw nearby areas like tipu sultan's palace,the bangalore raja's palace,water rapids,etc. then we went to see all the temple areas nearby...ask any taxi cab that goes abt in such tour driving and he'll tell you gr8 places for temples etc. next we went to mysore,which was in fact on the way to ooty, you can see splendid temples and things there as well...i loved the pai vista hotel there...lolz you can go to see the king's palace...its MAGNIFICENT and worth the visit........ then we went further south,through the mudumalai tiger reserve which actually is on the NH,to ooty...you will enjoy the ride there...you can see the REAL south india in that reserve....just be careful not to confront tigers or stop the car there....you'll love the wildlife....tigers dont come on the road often anyway...keep to the longer path,the shorter path is steep and enters the core tiger area....not much preferable at this time of approaching monsoon,trust me. but as soon as you reach ooty,you can easily find lots of hotels tyhere... something new abt this place is that you dont really see a big township laying out....everything is very scattered,so its not really like darjeeling or gangtok or mahabaleshwar. you can see the various gardens there,and also some special temples they have. further,if you wish,you can go to some "wellington' there nearby,or further to coonoor by the toy train,that is wonderful! if you have more time go down further to kodaikanal if you wish...we didnt go as we had no time,but we've heard it is worth the visit.....we returned to bangalore from ooty,and flew back..:p but you can try going to andhra pradesh as well,and for TN,you must go to chennai and sort...the beaches are really great. you can easily go to goa from mumbai if you wish,but that is outta the track.... kerala is also something you must not miss...you can go to kerala from tamil nadu...kerala is gr8...venice of india...lol so,take care and enjoy the trip!!!

Nothing...just pack your bags and leave.the people are chilled out and you won't have any hassles....trust me.

why don't you google it? you can book you're tickets on www.makemytrip.com

Here you can find the South India Tour: For tours to India, I recommend, http://www.greavesindia.com/ DAY 1 ARRIVE MUMBAI On arrival stay at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. This afternoon meet fellow travellers for a tour of the city. Tonight enjoy a festive cocktail party and Welcome Dinner. DAY 2 MUMBAI A morning boat ride across Bombay Harbour brings you to Elephanta Island. Return to the city where a car and driver are at your disposal for the remainder of the day. DAY 3 MUMBAI - KOCHI Fly to Kochi on the Malabar Coast, staying 2 nights at Brunton Boatyard or Taj Malabar Hotel. Afternoon at leisure. Evening go behind the scenes to watch and learn the preparations for the Kathakali performers, afterwards watching them in this ancient dance drama. DAY 4 KOCHI Morning explore the city, seeing the beautiful Synagogue and the wonderful churches and buildings on Fort Cochin. Afternoon at leisure. Evening visit the home of Nimmy Paul for cooking demonstration and dinner of Syrian Christian food and regional dishes. DAY 5 KOCHI - ALLEPPEY - HOUSEBOAT After breakfast, travel to Alleppey and board your individual houseboat in time settling in and lunch. This evening meet fellow travellers to enjoy a sundowner cruise with dinner and entertainment taking in the sheer peace of the surroundings. DAY 6 HOUSEBOAT - KUMARAKOM Disembark your houseboat and check in at Coconut Lagoon, your home for 2 nights stay. This afternoon’s private eco-tour is with the resident Naturalist to learn about the research work of the staff as well as visiting their Butterfly Garden. DAY 7 KUMARAKOM Early this morning visit Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary in and around the banks of Vembanad Lake. Afterwards take a short cruise to a spice plantation farmhouse where you are welcomed to lunch with the owner and family, followed by a tour of the estate. DAY 8 KUMARAKOM - KOCHI - BENGALURU A drive and flight arrives Bengaluru, the capital city of Karnataka. On arrival transfer to Taj West End hotel, nestled in the midst of 20 acres of gardens. DAY 9 BENGALURU This morning explore the city visiting Tipu’s Summer Palace and Sultan’s Palace, the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens and the Bull Temple. Afternoon with car and driver at disposal. Enjoy evening cocktails and a festive Farewell Dinner with fellow travellers. DAY 10 DEPART BENGALURU Morning departure for onward destination. Komal