Pondicherry - Paris of the east

Let’s begin with a quick history   There aren’t any records of Pondicherry before the social period so it’s only been known as a European agreement. While it was firstly French in the 16th century, Britain and France constantly fought over it during the Anglo-French wars.

When to visit   Still, consider timing your trip between October and March, If you don’t want to die of heat exposure. The south of India has a humid climate rather than dry which makes everything feels so hot. We may customise you packages according to your requirements and months you’re willing to travel in. 

Things to do    Away from just chilling out and seeing a different side to India, get involved into these things to do in Pondicherry … 

Visit Cafe des Arts    Other than just a cafe, this sunny unheroic structure takes up the whole corner of Surcouf Street and Suffren Street. It’s generally packed with weekend guests snapping for social media. 
 It’s a cute place for lunch and brunch, as well as one of the most iconic sights of Pondi. 

Sri Aurobindo Ashram    This Ashram is named after a well- known Indian champion and yogi, Sri Aurobindo. 
 An Ashram is a spiritual house for Hindus, If you don’t know formerly. Frequently they offer accommodation, refections and yoga classes.

Wander around White Town    White Town is the area near to the ocean, formerly known as the French Quarter. This is the area where French colonialists lived and socialised. Cobbled thoroughfares, sunny unheroic structures and old-fashioned lampposts give it a veritably European sense, while fascinating cafes and bistros serve a blend of South Indian and French food. 

Try local food & chai    Pondicherry can’t be assumed as a completely idyllic French vill because, while there’s a lot of that, it’s surely still India – in a stylish way! 
While wondering in the surroundings you ’d always crave for Indian food. Seek out for chai local food as much as possible. Chai will set you back about 10 rupees, and the street food won’t bring much further. 

Browse the Sunday Market    Rather than just the White Town, the Sunday Market is a great place to start, If you ’re keen to see the real India. The Sunday Market sells everything from flatware to widgets, books, home artefacts , toys and anything  you can think of. It’s veritably local so you might not buy anything, but it’s worth the wander. It runs from morning to night. 

Take a trip to Auroville    One of the stylish effects to do in Pondicherry is take a day trip to Auroville. In fact, this spiritual agreement is the reason some people visit Pondicherry in the first place. This indispensable community is grounded around the Matrimandir, a giant gold pate in the country, set up by an Indian woman named The Mother. Auroville is a 20- minutes drive from Pondicherry. 

All of these can be covered in our package that we customise for you according to your needs for a perfect vacation at your friendly budgets.

Posted Date : 30-Mar-2022