Fun and entertainment South India

Located on the rooftop of the Intercontinental Hotel, The Dome is a chic and elegant restaurant-bar that offers one of the most beautiful views on Marine Drive. One comes there mainly to relax around a good cocktail and to admire the sunsets on the Arabian Sea which seem fairy-like. On the menu, the many snacks offered will allow you to enjoy your glass of champagne, your glass of wine or your house cocktail. The prices are quite high of course and it is advised to reserve your table beforehand. A very romantic place.

Restaurant, pub, disco, karaoke, everything is concentrated there to have fun until the end of the night.

A must-see place in the neighborhood. This contemporary art gallery-cafe serves breakfast in the morning (a great breakfast, with omelet, fresh fruit, homemade cakes and excellent fresh coffee) and live music in the evening! Warm cuisine, daily changing specials and good value for money. The place exhibits works by local artists. In short, a great place to start the day (ask for the list of events, which includes the possibility to learn to play an Indian classical instrument)!

Every day, this center offers Kathakali shows, which start at 5 pm with the actors' make-up session, then the one-hour show at 6 pm. The room is superb, all in woodwork, and there is even a small balcony. From 7 to 8 pm, Kalarippayattu demonstrations. From Sunday to Friday, concerts of Indian classical music take place at 8 pm, while Saturday evening is devoted to South Indian classical dance (Bharatanatyam in particular). Dance, singing and music classes are also offered.

The Café des Arts is located in an old building with an old-fashioned charm. You can enjoy a breakfast, a crepe of the day, a salad, a croque-monsieur or simply a real espresso. The garden invites you to stroll, read and talk. The original decor gives the place a unique cachet, with an old rickshaw proudly standing in the garden. The place, conducive to relaxation and meetings, has quickly become a must in Pondy. Moreover, the places are quickly taken by storm.

A small tea room very popular with travelers and locals alike! The breakfast offered is copious: eggs of your choice, beans, toasts, fruits and coffee or tea. The menu offers a wide range of different teas. Sweet and savory snacks are offered all day long. Daily homemade dishes, which change according to the inspiration of the kitchen, are on the menu for lunch. The room is cozy with wooden furniture, a cozy atmosphere and teapots scattered here and there. Recommended.

A small, clean and clean internet café.

A very friendly internet cafe.

Music bar with sometimes a DJ to animate dance floor. Exotic cocktails are one of the specialties of the place.

Bar of Hotel Parisutham very pleasant.

For 40 Rs of the hour, this cyber café offers a few computers on which you can chat on Yahoo Messenger. The connection is fast.

It will offer you a good cup of tea, just like the Shehran of Machli Kaman. The latter is known for his lassi and faluda.

Nothing to do with the 5 th Element. The atmosphere is electric, the music is extensive, the three Djs at the moment offer indi--pop, hip-hop, rock, in a caliente atmosphere, as long as the place is not great. If, in addition, you have watered paint cocktails such as the 6 ^th element or Blue Island, then welcome to one of Hyderabad's most popular pubs.

You'll have to look up to find this small, modern café, located across from the gas station. The place is perfect to take a break between your visits, and it benefits from a small terrace allowing to observe the activity of the street. On the menu a wide range of tea from Munnar, but not only, coffees, snacks, breakfasts... Tea tastings are even offered to introduce you to the different teas of the region. The place is run by very nice and motivated young locals. Probably the best coffee in town.

Since its opening in 2013, the success of this tiny cafe-backed café has not been bothered. Tourists from caffeine are coming up here. On the menu, espresso, hazelnut, cream coffee, elongated, macchiato… there are for all the desires. It is tasted in the shadow of a big tree while watching the boats and accompanied by a western breakfast (toast, muesli, omelet…). Coffee also serves delicious fresh juices. Antony, the owner, offers a lot of activities through its agency. Unavoidable.

This cultural center is an institution in Kochi. All the traditional Kerala arts (Kathakali, of course, but also many others) are studied and presented here. The visit of Prince Charles and Camilla on November 11, 2013 serves as a promotional tool displayed everywhere. An annex is located in Fort Kochi, on KB Jacob Road, close to Hotel 18. Every day the annex offers Kathakali shows, aimed more at tourists than those in Ernakulam, which begin at 4:30 pm with the actors' make-up session.

An extremely chic bar where Bandra's golden youth and high society meet. The setting is elegant, with an amber glow and beautiful views of the Mumbai skyline at night. It has the longest bar in the city, all in teak, and a huge terrace for fresh air. Excellent selection of drinks and cocktails, but the food, just decent, does not match the atmosphere of the place. A DJ sets the mood every night and on weekends the dance floor fills up quickly.

These 2 cinemas, side by side, programming films in Malayalam and sometimes in English.

The Prithvi is an intimate theater built in 1978. Located in Juhu, the theater, with its café and large library, is a warm and welcoming space dedicated to the arts. A relaxed meeting place and breathing space. The theater presents plays in English and Hindi and has an art gallery and a children's workshop. Events (plays, musical performances, dance, poetry...) are offered daily, with an average of 640 shows per year! Festivals are scheduled every year.

The place for a cappuccino, a macchiato, a coffee hit, or simply for real espresso.