SOUTH INDIA DANCE FORMS

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 SOUTH INDIA DANCE FORMS Bharatanatyam:   It is a major form of indian classical dance  that originated in  Tamil Nadu .  It is one of the eight widely recognized Indian classical dance forms, and expresses South Indian religious themes and spiritual ideas, particularly of  Shaivism  and in general of  Hinduism . A description of Bharatanatyam from the 2nd century CE can be found in the ancient Tamil epic  Silappatikaram , while temple sculptures of the 6th to 9th century CE suggest it was a highly refined performance art by the mid-1st millennium CE.   Bharatanatyam is the oldest classical dance tradition in India.   Bharatanatyam is the state dance form of   Tamil Nadu . Bharatanatyam contains different types of  baanis .  Baani , or 'tradition', is a  Tamil  term used to describe the dance technique and style specific to a guru or school. These are named according to the village of the guru (with the exception of some  baanis  Bharatanatyam style is noted for its fixed upper
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PLACES

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 places are makes you feel relax and they make us feel alive. So, these are the places which i personally suggest.

    

Coorg, Karnataka

    Coorg | #1 of 30 Places to Visit in South India
    Surrounded by imposing mountains and covered by mist, Coorg is a nature lover’s paradise. This small town in Karnataka is best known for its diverse flora and fauna and aromatic spices and coffee plantations. From waterfalls and trekking routes to forts and temples, there’s plenty to explore in Coorg. It is also home to one of the few Tibetan settlements in Southern India. Apart from sightseeing, there’s plenty of culture, retail therapy, and delicious food to be indulged in. 


    Wayanad, Kerala

    Wayanad, one of the most visited hill stations in Kerala, beckons trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers. Its rolling hills and lush green forests are home to a number of animals and birds. After the monsoons, the waterfalls too come alive with a renewed spirit. The dams and lakes in Wayanad are ideal for an afternoon picnic. And then there are the temples and caves waiting to be explored.

    Wayanad | #2 of 30 Places to Visit in South India


    Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

    Kodaikanal | #3 of 30 Places to Visit in South India

    The cool breeze of Kodaikanal, a hill town in Tamil Nadu, is a welcome respite from the humidity typically associated with southern India. Nestled amidst the misty clouds, this hill station is rightly called the Princess of Hill Stations. There are rambling paths for trekkers, lakes to spend an afternoon by, waterfalls to bathe in and plenty more. Even the trees and plants here are unique. If you time your visit right, you may be able to see the Kurunji shrubs in bloom. At night, a trip to the observatory takes you to a whole new world.. 

    Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh

    Tirupati | #15 of 30 Places to Visit in South India

    Tirupati is one of the most significant religious places in South India. This temple town is visited by thousands of pilgrims every day and yet manages to maintain an air of tranquility and serenity.  Apart from the temples, there are forts, beautiful hillsides, and museums that welcome tourists. Tirupati is also a great place to sample flavors in a South Indian thali.

     Hyderabad, Telangana

    Hyderabad | #22 of 30 Places to Visit in South India

    Hyderabad, the capital city of Telangana, balances the rich history and regality of Nizams with a vibrant cityscape. On one hand, the city boasts of palaces, forts, and museums on the other it has a string of cafes by the beautiful Hussain Sagar Lake. Hyderabad is also home to the fascinating Ramoji Film City. It’s a city that’s simultaneously young and old, traditional and cosmopolitan.  

     Araku Valley, Andhra Pradesh

    Araku Valley | #24 of 30 Places to Visit in South India

    A few hours’ drive from Vishakhapatnam, Araku Valley is a popular weekend destination in South India. You could also take the Vistadome train for a panoramic view of the route. The valley is known for its spectacular natural beauty, isolated tribes, and organic coffee plantations. For adventure seekers, Araku Valley offers a number of trekking routes that wrap themselves around the hills.


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