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Kovalam:
Kovalam,
meaning "a groove of coconut trees," is just 10 km from the
state capital Thiruvananthapuram. It is actually a combination of three
small beaches. Among these, the southernmost beach, named Lighthouse
Beach, is the most frequented. Earlier this beach was an anglers'
paradise. This is an ideal place for a sunbath. Tourists can also
experience the typical Kerala massage a few kilometers away along the
beaches. More...
Goa: It is often referred to as 'the pearl of the
east.' Famous for it's soft, white sand beaches, mesmeric
sun sets, the state of Goa has been renowned as one of
India's most irresistible tourist destinations ever since
the Portuguese navigator Vasco Da Gama, sailed down the
Malabar Coast in 1498, in search of spices. With its natural
scenic beauty, attractive beaches, churches and temples Goa
is synonymous with sun, sand and wine. More...
Pondicherry:
Even now a relatively peaceful town as far as tourist movement goes, Pondicherry is an enchanting and fascinating place. Whether you are looking for a romantic rendezvous or a fun filled resort vacation, Pondicherry can accommodate all of your gateway desires. Helios-worshippers can find miles of sun-kissed beaches while the sun-weary can indulge themselves at incredible restaurants and treat themselves to unique shopping
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For
untold centuries, the powerful triad of the sun, the sea and the sand have
pooled their resources to present spectacular effects and memorable
experiences to people from all over the globe. Peninsula India's coastline
is almost 6000 km long and is home to some of the finest beaches in the
world. More and more holiday goers are beginning to realise the numerous
activities that beaches in India offers with their beautiful surroundings.
