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Valparai, nestled in the Anamalai Hills of Tamil Nadu, is a serene hill station surrounded by lush tea estates and dense forests.
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Tharangambadi, also known as Tranquebar, in Tamil Nadu, is a unique blend of Indian and Danish heritage with colonial architecture, serene beaches, and the tranquil ambiance.
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Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka, is a treasure trove of ancient temples, ruins, and monuments.
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Varkala in Kerala is a coastal town known for its stunning cliffs adjacent to the Arabian Sea. Less crowded than other beaches.
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Gandikota in Andhra Pradesh is often called the Grand Canyon of India due to its stunning gorge formed by the Penna River.
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Located in Wayanad, Kerala, Chembra Peak is an adventure seeker's dream. The trek to the peak is filled with picturesque landscapes and a heart-shaped lake.
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Known for lush rainforests, Agumbe is a hidden paradise in Karnataka. This quaint village offers stunning views, diverse wildlife, and serene trekking paths.
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Yelagiri in Tamil Nadu is a lesser-known hill station perfect for a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by orchards, rose gardens, and green valleys.
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Kudremukh, meaning "horse-face" in Kannada, is a stunning peak in Karnataka's Western Ghats. Known for its unique shape and lush greenery.
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