Private Kurztour "Kerala kompakt"

About the destination: Chaotic, cosmopolitan Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is India's commercial and cultural center and its most dynamic city. The city's colorful mix of cultures, ethnicities, religions and languages makes it the most cosmopolitan city in India. Bollywood or the Indian Hollywood is here in Mumbai and hundreds of films are made every year in Mumbai studios. Mumbai is a city of contrasts. The skyscrapers of its skyline, the Gothic and Art Déco architecture of its colonial past and the Indo-Saracenic buildings of the city’s more traditional side give it an eclectic vibe that makes the city quite unique. There is a lot to see in Mumbai, but the main sights are concentrated in South Mumbai. The main attractions to see in Mumbai are the Gateway of India on the seafront, where you can take a day trip to the famous Elephanta Caves, the Prince of Wales Museum, which houses a lot of artefacts worth seeing, the Jehangir Art Gallery, the National Gallery of Modern Art, the Banganga Tank, the Walkeshwar temples, the Hanging Gardens, the Parsi Towers of Silence, Mahatma Gandhi's residence, now converted into a museum, and the Bhau Daji Lad Museum. Exotic Mumbai is a fantastic and exciting destination and India's most culturally active, lively and happening city.

About the destination: The city of Kochi possesses one of the seaports more important of the Paiscochin is also the largest city in India without a hindu majority, due to the successive waves of migration over the millennia they have made Kochi a medley of races and there is danger of overdevelopment the city still maintains an authenticity of the colonial legacy that will make tourists feel and admire the streets of the city. In 1102 ad, Cochin became the seat of the Kingdom of Kochi was an important center of trade in spices on the Arabian Sea coast since the 14th century. The city entered a period of economic growth since the year 2000, and that led to the development of the city. This was due to the advances that occurred in different economic areas as: tourism, transport industry and ICT.

About the destination: Welcome to the West Coast of Sri Lanka — a tropical paradise where the golden sands are as welcoming as the warm smiles of the local people. Here, you'll discover a seamless blend of serene beaches, rich cultural heritage, and exotic wildlife, all under the caress of the balmy Indian Ocean breeze. Begin your journey in the vibrant city of Colombo, the commercial capital and the most cosmopolitan city on the island. Colombo is a bustling metropolis that offers a mix of modern comforts and colonial charm. Visit the historic Fort area, explore the diverse culinary scene, or shop for everything from traditional handicrafts to luxury brands. As the sun sets, take a stroll along the Galle Face Green and watch the sky turn into a canvas of fiery hues. Venture further down the coast to the historic city of Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city's crowning jewel is the imposing Galle Fort, which stands as a testament to the island’s colonial past under Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Wander through the fort's narrow cobblestone streets, visit the iconic lighthouse, and indulge in the artistic aura of local galleries and unique boutiques. Outside the fort walls, you'll find pristine beaches like Unawatuna and Hikkaduwa, renowned for their coral reefs and surf breaks, perfect for both relaxation and adventure seekers. No trip to the West Coast would be complete without experiencing the natural wonders that abound. Embark on a river safari on the Madu Ganga, where you'll navigate through mangrove forests and witness a diverse ecosystem. Or visit the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery to learn about conservation efforts for these majestic creatures. Whether it's the allure of the sea, the charm of ancient fortresses, or the call of the wild, Sri Lanka's West Coast promises an unforgettable escape that will capture your heart and leave you yearning for more.