Valparai
A quieter alternative to Munnar, Valparai sits amidst the Anamalai Hills, offering lush tea estates, misty mornings, and diverse wildlife.
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Araku Valley
Think Coorg has the best coffee? Araku Valley might surprise you! This picturesque hill station boasts stunning landscapes, indigenous tribal culture, and the fascinating Borra Caves, where eerie limestone formations create a magical atmosphere.
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Hampi
April-May in Hampi means fewer crowds and a surreal experience of exploring the UNESCO-listed ruins.
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Gokarna
A peaceful alternative to Goa, Gokarna is perfect for a relaxed beach getaway. Om Beach and Kudle Beach are at their best in April- May’s breezy evenings.
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Munnar
Munnar is stunning year-round, but April-May brings the perfect mix of pleasant weather and vibrant blooms.
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Chettinad
Step away from the usual tourist spots and dive into Chettinad’s rich heritage. Grand mansions, intricate temples, and mouthwatering Chettinad cuisine make for a unique cultural experience.
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Poovar
A hidden paradise where golden beaches, tranquil backwaters, and the Arabian Sea meet. In April and May, take a boat ride through the enchanting mangrove forests and spot exotic birds.
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Yercaud
Often overlooked in favor of Ooty and Kodaikanal, Yercaud offers stunning viewpoints, misty mornings, and coffee plantations with fewer tourists.
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Lepakshi
History lovers, this one’s for you! Lepakshi Temple is known for its mesmerizing carvings and the mysterious hanging pillar that defies gravity.
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Athirapally
Athirapally Falls, Kerala’s largest waterfall, is a breathtaking sight in April-May before the monsoon arrives. A favorite location for filmmakers, this majestic cascade is famously featured in movies like Baahubali.
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