South India Tour from Pune to Dhanushkodi by Tata Winger – Explore the Last Road of India
If you’re planning a memorable 10–15 day road trip across South India, this itinerary from Pune to Dhanushkodi is the perfect adventure. Travel in comfort with a Tata Winger on rent in Pune, and explore temples, hill stations, and pristine beaches – all the way to the legendary Last Road of India at Dhanushkodi, located on the southern edge of Tamil Nadu.
This tour offers the best of South Indian culture, history, and natural beauty, ideal for families, friends, or spiritual travellers.
Why Choose Tata Winger for Your South India Tour from Pune?
At PuneTours.com, we offer well-maintained Tata Winger vehicles (9 to 13-seater), perfect for long-distance group travel. The Tata Winger offers:
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Comfortable push-back seats with headrests
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Spacious legroom and ample luggage space
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Air conditioning for hot southern weather
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Experienced drivers familiar with South Indian routes
Whether it’s a pilgrimage or a leisure tour, the Tata Winger ensures a stress-free journey.
Suggested 15-Day Itinerary – Pune to Dhanushkodi
Day 1: Pune to Bangalore (Optional night travel or flight)
Begin your journey early and reach Bangalore, Karnataka’s capital. Visit:
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Lalbagh Botanical Garden
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ISKCON Temple
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Vidhana Soudha
Day 2–3: Bangalore to Mysore
After a 3-hour drive, explore the royal heritage of Mysore:
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Mysore Palace
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Chamundi Hills
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Brindavan Gardens
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St. Philomena’s Church
Day 4–5: Mysore to Ooty via Bandipur Forest
Drive through Bandipur National Park, then reach Ooty, the Queen of Hill Stations.
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Ooty Lake boating
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Tea Factory & Museum
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Doddabetta Peak
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Botanical Gardens
Day 6–7: Ooty to Kodaikanal
Travel via scenic mountain roads to Kodaikanal:
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Kodai Lake
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Coaker’s Walk
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Pillar Rocks
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Silver Cascade Falls
Day 8–9: Kodaikanal to Madurai
Visit the ancient city of Madurai:
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Meenakshi Amman Temple – one of India’s architectural marvels
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Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal
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Gandhi Memorial Museum
Day 10–11: Madurai to Rameswaram
Drive across the iconic Pamban Bridge to reach the spiritual town of Rameswaram:
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Ramanathaswamy Temple
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Agni Theertham
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Kothandaramaswamy Temple
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House of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
Day 12–13: Dhanushkodi – Last Road of India
Head to the final frontier – Dhanushkodi, a ghost town surrounded by sea on both sides. Once a busy port, it was destroyed in a cyclone in 1964. Now, it’s a peaceful and surreal destination, perfect for reflection.
Sightseeing highlights:
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Dhanushkodi Beach
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Old church and railway station ruins
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Arichal Munai – the exact tip of the Indian landmass
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Ram Setu View Point – believed to be where Lord Rama built the bridge to Lanka
This is where India ends, offering an unforgettable visual of the endless sea meeting the sky.
Day 14: Return Journey Begins
Start your return journey towards Bangalore or Madurai, depending on your preferred route.
Day 15: Back to Pune
Conclude the tour and reach Pune with a heart full of memories, divine blessings, and photographs of a once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Best Time to Travel
October to March is ideal, with cooler temperatures in the plains and hill stations.
Customisable Tour with PuneTours.com
At PuneTours.com, we offer:
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Tata Winger on rent in Pune with experienced driver
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Hotel bookings and darshan assistance (optional)
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All toll, parking, and permit charges managed
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Itinerary customisation for religious, family or leisure tours
Final Thoughts
This South India tour from Pune to Dhanushkodi is more than just a road trip – it’s a journey through rich traditions, stunning landscapes, and spiritual heritage. And when you travel in a Tata Winger, you travel comfortably, safely, and affordably.
Plan your Dhanushkodi tour from Pune today with PuneTours.com – and explore the Last Road of India, one mile at a time.
