SOUTH INDIA · INDIA
South India’s best days out.
The 6 most popular 3-hour experiences in South India, gathered on one page. What each one is really like on the day, how long it runs, what it costs and who you book it through.
A 3-hour private walk in Fort Kochi & Mattancherry with Chinese fishing nets, Portuguese churches, Dutch Palace murals, and the Paradesi Synagogue.
Most Popular“Excellent walking and Tuc Tuc-Tour with local guide Tommy.”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bengaluru with filter coffee, temples, KR flower market, and Cubbon Park in a 3-hour private tour.
“I did the tour on a extra day of a business trip alone. Had a great guide and it was perfect for me to get more of a experience in India. Would really recommend this tour!”
Guided birding around Chennai with a bird-call specialist and a spotting scope. Includes A/C transport and a private 2–3 hour outing.
“The guide was excellent and really knows his birds. Without such an experienced guide we would have been able to identify far fewer birds in the time available. The driver was safe and careful.”
A 3-hour Kochi private walking tour through Fort Kochi and Mattancherry, with an English guide, included tickets, and tuk-tuk transfers.
“I enjoyed my walking tour. I had a very pleasant and informative guide. We had an instant connection and was laughing and talking like old friends within minutes.”
3-hour Chennai birding at dawn with a Cornell-trained sound expert, spotting scope, and photo chances in Pallikaranai wetlands.
“We went to both and to Kumizhi and Vedanthangal. It was great to see so many birds close to such a large city. It was worth waking up early to get to the sites at daybreak (plus there was less traffic, so that was good). We saw 20 species at Kumizhi and 35 at Vedanthangal.…”
A 3-hour private Bangalore tour blending coffee, temples, Kempegowda’s old city, KR flower market, and Cubbon Park—food-first and easy.
“Excellent tour with Dhiren, he tailored time at different stops to suit our interests and was extremely informative and couldn’t do enough to ensure we enjoyed the tour.”
Every corner of the region, and every way to see it.
