There is lot to do in Goa and with so much of possibilities we have planned the second day of your stay in Goa according to your personal preference. Apart from getting enthralled at the cookery demo class do what your inclination says our expert will be willing to suggest places and activities for you.

Leave the captivating Goa for the delightful medieval city of Hampi. Mostly in ruins it’s a relaxing rendezvous. Even though your exploration of the city commences tomorrow get in groove of the leisurely pace of life with a relaxed evening watching the skyline yonder.

The journey into the medieval splendour of starts with the two UNESCO World Heritage sites of Aihole and the Hampi ruins. Standing as silent sentinel these abandoned historic places speak of the story of valour, magnificent rock-cut architecture and life in general.

From Hampi to Shimoga is a relaxing journey. As you watch the majestic vista pass by and witness the green fields and the rocky boulders living together you will perhaps find becoming one with the eternity. Later wander around in the royal precincts of Shivappanaila Palace Museum and come alive to history.

The contrast in the landscape is striking. After quite a breathtaking drive reaching Chikmagalur it’s easy to lose yourself in the verdant environment. Soak yourself in the surroundings offering majestic views and go for a Country Walk and roam around in the Coffee Museum. You will also visit Veeranarayana Temple.

Drive west to the scenic Chikmagalur known for its coffee plantations and tea estates. It’s a mesmerizing place that abounds in natural beauty that has all the ingredients to enrapture your heart. Enjoy your stayon the foothills of Mullayanagiri range and go out for a trek.

Famous for its ruins and its religious architecture Hassan is one of the most striking places in Karnataka. Offering a peep into the past, the country’s religious beliefs and cultural practices, and how together they have went on to shape life with awe-inspiring Hoysala temples of Belur and Halebid as the centrepoint.

Take a leisurely journey by road to Coorg, another charming city on the hills which is considered the Scotland of India. Popular for its breathtaking vista, lush forests and acres of plantations lose yourself in the quaint charm of a coracle ride besides taking a heritage walk and a visit to Abbey Falls.

After exploring the natural beauty of the place the day is dedicated to its architecture. Amongst the places that you see are Raja’s Seat, Omkareshwara Temple and thereafter an excursion to Dubare Elephant Camp. Wash, feed and ride elephants if you are so inclined.

After vising Namdroling Monastery en-route your day will centre around the famous Mysore Palace. A grand architecture it’s a richly embellished huge stone building featuring a sprawling garden that glitters like anything on certain occasions such as Diwali. Visit Bull Temple thereafter.

Roaming around doing nothing is one of the greatest charms of Ooty—just you, your companion and your thoughts. Amongst the highest points in South India on the Nilgiris or the Blue Mountains the great charm, apart from soaking in the scenic splendour is a leisurely stroll in the local market.