Bangalore.......
 
Bangalore named Bendakalooru, the Town of Boiled Beans by its King Veera Ballala, who was hungry and famished, received a meal of boiled beans from a kindly woman. Bangalore since then has become the Garden city of India. Among the places of interest are Vidhan Soudha, Lalbagh Botanical gardens spreading over 240 acres, the Fort, Tipu Sultans summer Palace orginally built in Mud in 1537 was rebuilt by Haider Ah, a couple of centuries later and bull temple which has a huge monolithic statue of Nandi 

Summer =  28to 36degree celcius 
 Winter = 16to 26degree celcius
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Chennai.......

Chennai known Gateway to South India with their rich architectural heritage, culture and civilization and the fourth largest city of India, Chennai is a center for culture, rich in its vibrant traditions of music and dance crafts that have retained their pristine purity. The city has a rich Dravidian heritage. It traces its origins to ancient times when it traded with the Far East and the West in perfumes, spices, silks and skins. It's the land of Bharat Natyam, 
the most popular classical Indian dance today. Among the major places of interest are fort St. George, St. Mary's Church, Santhome Cathedral - The remains of St. Thomas were kept here, Government Museum, Kapaleeswarar Temple, Anna Zoological Park, and Marine Beach - the most prominent feature of Chennai and the second longest beach in 
the world, which runs from the harbour in the north to the Cathedral in the south. 

Summer =  30 to 38degree celcius 
 Winter = 20 to 26degree celcius
 
Cochin.......

Cochin or Kochi is a port city with a rich past and bustling presence. The myriad of tiny islands set in the shimmering blue Arabian Sea, against lush green back drops, forms the for Cochin or Kochi as it is known. It has one of the most beautiful harbours on India's west coast. Among the places of interest are Jewish synanogue - the oldest synanogue in the entire commonwea~th. St Francis Church, St. Mary's Cathedral, Cochin Harbour, Terminus, Chinese Fishing Nests, Mattancherry Dutch Palace built by the Portuguese is known for its murals depicting scenes from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata and dresses and palanquins used by Cochin's erstwhile rulers. 


Summer =  20 to 28degree celcius 
 Winter = 10 to 16degree celcius