Southeastern India What to Expect

Still a great gem in south India I hear, though I went there as a kid... remember the lovely horse rides through scenic routes... do that if you can...

food is spicy but not curry all the time! alot of rice which true can be annoying! people smiling all the time and colours every where and kids wanting only one thing is to be educated and the scenery is magical! Tea fields EVERYWHERE! rally yummy! so good! Everything is so cheap plus there is this cool tea place where they show you how they make it into our little bags that we buy at the shops! heard of tata tea? thats where its done or dilma tea? Same concept! plus they have coffee beans and you can walk along the fields and there are villiages in the middle of them its so cool! the tea must be good because the cow (which are sacred) eat the tea leaves!!!

Still a great gem in south India I hear, though I went there as a kid... remember the lovely horse rides through scenic routes... do that if you can...

Quite a nice place but 3 hours of custom's paper to enter the country and 3 more hours to leaves is a far too much for one only day in India!!!

Chennai/Madras is one of the better cities in India. Indians 4th largest city its a little easier to handle than Delhi or Mumbai.

Hyderbad has a nickname called 'cyberabad' because it is India's computer and information centre. A must see here is the 'Ramoji film set', a 2000 acre site full of wild sets.

Coimbatore is a district and not really a city..
very poor public transport...
would do well to book car rental in advance..
is the spot to land to go to hill stations like Kodaikanal or Munnar

Get up early and get to the temple at dawn, watching it come alive before the hordes arrive is a fantastic experience...

Quite a nice place but 3 hours of custom's paper to enter the country and 3 more hours to leaves is a far too much for one only day in India!!!

Chennai/Madras is one of the better cities in India. Indians 4th largest city its a little easier to handle than Delhi or Mumbai.

Hyderbad has a nickname called 'cyberabad' because it is India's computer and information centre. A must see here is the 'Ramoji film set', a 2000 acre site full of wild sets.

Coimbatore is a district and not really a city..
very poor public transport...
would do well to book car rental in advance..
is the spot to land to go to hill stations like Kodaikanal or Munnar

Get up early and get to the temple at dawn, watching it come alive before the hordes arrive is a fantastic experience...

Always carry your supply of drinking water while in chennai... potable water quality is horrible!

go to the bus station and smell the open sewer!

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Pondicherry, ancien comptoir français, puis colonie anglaise, garde des marques de son passé. Ainsi remarque-t-on une architecture coloniale semblable en certains points à celle que l'on peut rencontrer à Cuba. C'est une ville très chaude, mais où on se plait à flâner. Pour les francophones et francophiles, il y a le (fameux !) lycée français, l'Institut français, et quelques librairies vendant des titres dans notre langue. Pour tous, le bord de mer (pas de plage) est agréable à longer, en début de soirée. Suivez les autochtones !

Le bout du monde !
Tout du moins, la dernière terre avant le pôle sud, tout droit. Pas grand-chose à y faire, sinon passer entre les commerces et le temple. A préférer à la basse saison (en été). Petite plage sympa. Lieu hautement religieux.