Activities in Goa, Kerala + The South
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1 Shanti Road
In Bangalore, India's Silicon Valley, this gallery space allows a respite from the city's frenzy. Come to talk about art or microchips. More -
Anjuna Flea Market
The market is a riot of jewelry, spices, wandering cows, Gujarati tribeswomen, and, yes, tourists—because the shopping was so good. Open Wednesdays... More -
Bombay Bazar
A swap-meet-style market for spices and people-watching. More -
Chettier Mansions
Among the least known of India's architectural oddities, the Chettiar mansions are so fanciful and hyperbolic as to rival Disney. Crowded together ... More -
Iskcon Temple
The temple, built in 1998, features high-tech robots of Krishna and Arjuna, and the temple's patron. More -
Mandrem Beach
Check out the innumerable starfish that wash up on this 550-yard beach. More -
Meenakshi Sundareswara
This Madurai temple was built in the 16th-century. There are those who refer to Madurai as a power center, claiming that the earth around the old t... More -
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Best for: Giant Malabar squirrels, (wild) elephants, guar (giant bison), bird lifeLogistics: Located in the Western Ghat mountain range, this pictu... More -
Ranganathaswamy Vishnu temple complex
Take a short walk through the temple city's seven concentric perimeter walls, each traditionally inhabited by a separate caste, and come away with ... More -
Sainath Jewellers
Filigreed Indian gold and gemstones at great prices. No haggling required. More -
Shiro Beach
The posh dance club of the moment for Indian urbanites. More -
St. Andrew's Church
A British colonial church built in 1821, modeled on London's Church of St.-Martin's-in-the-Fields More -
Utorda Beach
A white-sand beach with clear, warm water that hasn’t been overrun. More -
Victoria Technical Institute
Opened in 1887 for the Queen Empress's jubilee; particularly fine goods are in the South Indian Women's Work Room. More
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