Find Bungalows in Pondicherry, India

It is a charming city and a relief after two days in Chennai. The white town is relaxing, quiet with a wonderful promenade along the seafront.

Pondicherry is a laid back town with a relaxed pace of life. The walk on the beach road is a must. No vehicles allowed on this road from evening 6=8 pm.

Overall good experience visiting and staying in Puducherry. 04 times visited pondicherry enjoyed a lot.

Its a nice small city. Its a place for relaxation. Once a french colony, still has little flavour of France.

Pondicherry, is a rustic old town which was once governed by the french, it is rich with history. Pondicherry , is within Tamil Nadu but is under the central government care and control.

small place, few attractions, need more budget hotels, city needs good cleaning and enhance night life with more resturants.

It's a nice place to visit. Just make sure to make reservations for some of the French cuisine restaurants.

MG Road is the main shopping street and where life can be viewed as it happens around you. Sunday street markets and side streets covered markets.

Its a beautiful place with some awesome eating joints bunch of travelers. Auroville is a must visit. Its perfect for relaxation or a lazy weekend for couples.

I like the French Colony. This is the only place that gives you a glimpse to bygone culture. Very humid no breeze during summer unlike other beaches of India.

There is a certain aura that draws you to Pondicherry. The quiet Aurobinda Ashram, the variety of goods made by the Auroville and Aurobinda Ashram organization are excellent 'value-for-money'.

Pondicherry is a sea shore and the major attraction is Rocky and sandy beach. few cultural activities and few shopping options.

Quiet, Serene & relaxed place. A small city with a very distinct touch to certain parts. Beautiful weather in the month of December (provided a storm doesn't hit the city) Good bakeries & cafes.

Pondi is a lovely place an has several attractions like the Aurobindo ashram,the Auroville,the many night shopping areas and teh lovely eaches.

It is very close to Chennai and offers a great weekend getaway option. I travel to Pondy very frequently on business and pleasure.

Pondy is good place to spend the weekend. can spend in the beach and also in the asharamams around the place

If you have little spiritual bent then make sure to visit Matri Mandir at Auroville. Make sure to reserve a seat one day in advance and sit in meditation for almost an hour next day in the calm tranquil ambiance.

Pondicherry has a nice mixture of Western French influence and Indian culture. In enjoyed visiting the Sri Aurobindo Paper factory in the North of the town and walking along the coast in the evening (at night all traffic along the coastal promenade is prohibited).

It is a town tucked away on the Eastern seaboard of India. Among its diverse attractions are a coastline of 32 kms, palm-fringed beaches, backwaters, fishing villages, beach resorts, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, the international city of Auroville, the French boulevard town with its French heritage, and so on.

Pondicherry has an interesting history and even today exhibits a distinct French influence - partly encouraged and preserved by the town council - but none the less genuine for that !! However it is not France but India with all the fascination of this great country.

Pondicherry is a nice place and shows very strong cultural presence. It is a great getaway for a peaceful weekend break at the beach.

Lazy little town; the French quarter. Nothing to shop except cheap Liquar and booze. Aurobindo Asram a must to see.

This town is separated into 2 area. The colonial areas are very quiet you can walk around. The town area where the Botanical Garden located.