Day 1 Arrive in Andhra Pradesh

As soon as you arrive first go to Sri Kalahasti temple, get Darshan of lord Shiva.Then rest for some time in your hotel and proceed to darshan at Tirumala Hills. Be sure to hit the queue at the right time, however the approxmiate wait time is 2 hrs approx, again it depends upon the rush.Once you are in the main temple ensure you are on the extreme end of your right side to have better glimpse of the lord. It's just about half a second or 1 second that you get to see the lord). After that, do pray at Vimana Venkateshwara and offer donations in the Srivari Hundi only.Don't forget to take your laddus. After you are done with your shopping, please head towards Tiruchanoor Padmavati Temple.

Day 2 Visit Tirupathi

Have your breakfast at the hotel. After Breakfast, Rest of the day is free for leisure. Comfortably stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 3 Visit Vellore

Is known for being the transit hub for travellers. Popularly known as the Fort City of Tamil Nadu, Vellore has a splendid past with a harmonious fusion of rich culture and heritage and an everlasting legacy of the early Dravidian civilisation. Vellore has a number of tourist attractions to offer. The Vellore Fort is a hotspot for tourists and is completely made of granite stones. The other important attractions of Vellore include the Clock Tower, the State Government Museum, the French Bungalow and the Pearl Palace or Muthu Mandapam, which is a memorial and is situated by the River Palar. 

On Arrival Check in at Hotel / Resort. Later proceed to visit the Golden Temple Vellore tour , Its is at the town of Sripuram, about 7 kilometers from the famous town of Vellore where the Golden Temple or the Lakshmi Narayani Temple dedicated to the Goddess Mahalakshmi stands tall displaying true architectural splendor. Later drive back to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 4 Pondicherry

The colonial past of Puducherry is hard to miss even by the casual walker on the promenade beach. There stands the statue of Francois Dupleix. Not too far away is one of Joan of Arc. It's a trip down France as one crosses symmetrically aligned streets in Puducherry.   The Portuguese have been here, so have the Dutch, the Danes and the English. By the 18th century, this tiny fishing village had turned into a grand port city. The French first set foot here in 1670 and left a part of them when their undisturbed rule finished in 1954. Not much has changed since. The history has become punctuated. 

The air is filled with nostalgia and the present is living up to a heritage that speaks so much. A trip to Puducherry is like a journey in time with a vibrant present celebrating its interesting past; its history goes back to before Roman times, but factually started with the arrival of the French in 1673, who founded the town and built it to its present form, during the two and a half century they occupied it.  "Puducherry" is the French interpretation of the original name "Puducheri" meaning "new settlement". Many pilgrims have shared the town's hospitality on their way to the temple town of Rameshwaram, thus enriching its culture. 

On Arrival Check-in to the hotel. Relax for a while and proceed for the Pondicherry Local sightseeing which includes the Pondicherry Beach, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Boat House, Auroville and Museum. Overnight stay at the Pondicherry hotel.

Day 5 Visit Tamil Nadu

Rameswaram is known for one of India’s most venerated and most visited Shiva shrines, dedicated to Sri Ramanathaswamy. It is so intimately associated with the life of Sri Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana, that both Saivites and Vaishnavites consider every grain of Rameswaram’s sand very sacred. There is a traditional belief among the Hindus that a pilgrimage to Kashi will be complete only after a visit to Rameswararn, also hailed as “Benaras of the South”. Pilgrims aspire for a holy dip in the sea at Dhanushkodi, revered as Sethu Theertha, where the Mahodathi (Bay of Bengal) meets Ratnakara (Indian Ocean).

Proceed for Local Sightseeing of Ramesearam visit RamanathaswamyTemple, Agnitheertham, RamjharokaTemple, Dhanushkodi and Adam’s Bridge. Overnight Stay.

Day 6 Visit Pamban Bridge

Madurai was originally a forest known as Kadambavanam. One day, a farmer named Dhananjaya who was passing through the forest, saw Indra (The king of the gods), worshipping a swayambhu (self created Lingam ) under kadamba tree. Dhananjaya, the farmer immediately reported this to King Kulasekara Pandya. Kulasekara Pandya cleared the forest and built a temple around the Lingam. A city was soon planned with the temple as its centre. On the day the city was to be named, Lord Shiva is said to have appeared and drops of nectar from his 
hair fell on the town. So, the place was named Madurai - mathuram meaning "sweetness" in Tamil. 

After Breakfast Day Trip to Madurai. Darshan at Sri.Meenakshi SundareswararTemple. Afternoon visit Thirumalai Nayak Palace, ThirupparankundramTemple,  Alagar Koil and GandhiMuseum. Evening Back to Rameswaram. Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 7 Departure Day

Check out from the hotel. You will be transferred to Madurai Airport for board your flight to Delhi.