During the time of Covid 19 Pandemic, all of us are stuck at home , but our passion for travel experience is as hot as what it was before. We are trying to take you to great South Indian locations which are unique, through virtual experience ,with an expert local English speaking guide. You can enjoy it at the comfort and safety of of your home using your computer,laptop or even with you smart phone...!!!!

Visit the Gedee Car Museum in Coimbatore. The museum has a display of over 70 vintage automobiles that showcase the evolutionary trends of the automobile industry. The museum was founded by G.D. Naidu, an industrialist and philanthropist, who is also referred to as the Edison of India. Great care has been taken in displaying the automobiles so that the visitor gets an idea of the technological innovations that have taken place over the years as well as the people behind them. Highlights • The first automobile of the world, the 1886 Benz Patent Motorwagen • The first mass-produced car of the world, the 1908 Ford T • Rolls Royce 20 owned by the Maharaja of Mysore

Visit the Gedee Car Museum in Coimbatore. The museum has a display of over 70 vintage automobiles that showcase the evolutionary trends of the automobile industry. The museum was founded by G.D. Naidu, an industrialist and philanthropist, who is also referred to as the Edison of India. Great care has been taken in displaying the automobiles so that the visitor gets an idea of the technological innovations that have taken place over the years as well as the people behind them. Highlights • The first automobile of the world, the 1886 Benz Patent Motorwagen • The first mass-produced car of the world, the 1908 Ford T • Rolls Royce 20 owned by the Maharaja of Mysore • Car Museum Remains Closed on Every Monday & Public Holidays

On this tour visit a Natural History museum that is more than a century old. It was established in 1902 by Horace Archibald Gass, the then Conservator of Forests in Coimbatore. Today the museum is a part of the Tamil Nadu Forest Academy and has over 4,000 exhibits that cover various aspects of forestry and range from insects and animals to timber and non-timber items produced from forests. It is housed in a heritage, colonial style building that is over a century old. Highlights • Heritage building of the museum • Stuffed Indian Bison • Cross-section of a 456 year old teak tree