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Signature India: Highlights of Southern India (2008 / 10 Days) October 17 - 26, 2008

Explore the less-visited cities of the southern Indian subcontinent. 

Mumbai - Madurai - Periyar - Kumarakom - Cochin - Mumbai

Culture, Culinary, Wildlife, Landscape and Travel Photography (Workshop)

Experience Southern India, while photographing and learning to enhance your photographs: How to take great pictures. Magnificent palaces, exotic bazaars, landscape with ancient fold mountains, colorful and ornate clothing, women wearing saris...  
 
Signature India programs are fast, easy itineraries for independent travelers, offering a private alternative to popular group destinations. With your own exclusive party of family or friends, you'll enjoy the best destinations, finest hotels, "must-see" sights and the services of expert local guides - as well as private transfers and selected meals.  
 
The program includes one-on-one assistance and informal workshops for small group to ensure individual camera and training. Personal expression is enhanced by the discussion of themes, composition and technique. We photograph at all locations and stop en route when opportunities arise. Depending on the needs of the group there is as much flexibility as possible.  
 
From Ayurvedic massages to the Periyar Tiger Reserve, this holiday is the perfect combination of relaxation, rejuvenation and adventure. Lush green, cool blue and pepper red. In the land of paddy fields, mirror - still lagoons and spice gardens, Taj Hotels bring to you an unparallel sensual experience. Enjoy a candlelight dinner, as you cruise along the backwaters under the stars, feel the caresses of rejuvenating Ayurvedic oils as they trickle down your back or lunch at a farm on a secluded island.  
 
Food specialties vary from region to region, ranging from the rich Mughal-influenced meat dishes of the north to the flavorful, satisfying vegetarian meals of the south. While local chefs use spices with an extravagant hand, usually their complex mixtures add layers of flavor.