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Tamil Nadu, the land of 33, 000 temples, is one of the popular Tourist Places in India and it boasts the largest tourism industry in India. Tamil Nadu is renowned for its temple towns and heritage sites, hill stations, waterfalls, national parks, local cuisine and the fabulous wildlife and scenic beauty. Typically, 3-4 days is required to explore best Tamilnadu Tourism Packages . Chennai, Madurai, Trichy, Mahabalipuram, Thanjavur, Vellore, Kanyakumari, Rameshwaram, and Kanchipuram are the top Tamilnadu Tourist Places. Besides, pristine beauty of hill stations like Ooty and Kodaikanal leaves the visitors mesmerized with its irresistible charm. Explore our Tamilnadu Tourism guide for complete details.

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Uncover new and exciting adventures in Tamil Nadu by taking part in our small group tours. Go sightseeing at your own pace surrounded by travellers like you. Provided by top tour operators & travel companies, our small group tours in Tamil Nadu will offer you the perfect balance between spending time on your own and group activities. View all small group tours .

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South India Temples Tour With Kerala Total Spiritual All Inclusive

Thanks to realviaggiindia for good serves .The good tour operator in India . I heard about south India Temple tour with Kerala in my country . and I booked this tour . the agency provided us support all the way really I enjoyed it this tour .Our Food and hotel were good quality .Our driver ,Lakhan was great . I am very happy .Thank again for this company Staff .I would highly recommend this tour .we covered south India Temple and Kerala in10days .

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Tamilnadu Temple Tour (A Budget Friendly Tour)

My wife and I had a fantastic time on our Tamilnadu Temple Tour. The MTA team went out of their way to customize the itinerary in order for us to visit a few places not included. Our driver was a lovely young man and an excellent driver. It was also nice to have one of the MTA team meet us at the hotel in Madurai to check if we were enjoying the tour. I would not hesitate to recommend MTA. We both loved India and will be returning in the future and will be organizing our next trip with MTA.

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WONDERFUL SOUTH INDIA TOUR With Kerala

It was very wonderful South India tour with Kerala and it was truly an amazing experience. The tour was made even more special with some of the best tourist spots in Kerala and the fantastic hospitality of the locals. From the backwaters of Alleppey to the tea plantations in Munnar, I had the time of my life. The tour also included visits to the numerous temples and churches which provided us with an insight into the cultural heritage of Kerala. The tour was very well organised and the tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. We also had the opportunity to sample some of the delicious local cuisines which was a real treat. The accommodation was also great and we were always taken care of by the staff. Overall, I had an incredible time on my South India tour with Kerala and will definitely be returning in the future. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who is looking for a memorable holiday experience.

14 Days Romantic Tamil Nadu Tour Package (ALL INCLUSIVE)

I have Purchased 14 Days Romantic Tamil Nadu Tour Package (ALL INCLUSIVE) and it was amazing! The tour guide Mr.Hemender Singh was very Experience & knowledgeable and provided interesting facts about the different sites we visited. He made the tour fun and enjoyable. The accommodations were great, and the food was delicious. I especially enjoyed the meals at the restaurants we visited. The view from our room was also beautiful. I would definitely recommend this tour package to anyone looking for a fun and romantic trip to Tamil Nadu. I can't wait to visit this beautiful country again! Thanks to Mytravelcon.com

12 DAYS HISTORICAL SOUTH INDIA TEMPLE TOUR

We visit a 12-day historical South India temple tour and it was the trip of a lifetime. The tour was organized by a reliable and experienced tour operator and they provided us with an incredible experience. The tour included visits to some of the most famous temples in South India, including the Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai, Brihadeeshwara Temple in Thanjavur, and the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangam. Each temple was incredibly beautiful and awe-inspiring in its own way. My favourite was the Meenakshi Amman Temple, which was simply breathtaking. The tour also included visits to the famous Nilgiri Hill Station and the historic city of Mysore. The views from the top of the hill station were simply amazing and the city of Mysore was full of rich history and culture. The tour was well-organized and the tour guide was very knowledgeable about the region. He was able to provide us with valuable insights into the history and culture of South India. The food served during the tour was also delicious and varied. Overall, I had an amazing experience on this 12-day historical South India temple tour. It was an educational and enjoyable experience that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to explore the beauty and culture of South India.

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Thanks Turban Adventures! for organzing a wonderful trip around South India. It was an amazing experience while visiting with the private guide and the temples were superb. I highly recommend taking a short excursion to local town in Chettinad where you had planned such a fabulous introductory tour. Guides and driver were excellent and always on time. Thanks for selecting the beautiful hotels for us during the journey. We loved the way you planned. Thanks and will recommend to you in our friends and relatives.

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we had the pleasure of taking the South India Temples Tour with Kerala Total Spiritual All Inclusive. It was an amazing experience that I will never forget. The tour was well organized and provided a comprehensive look at the culture and history of the temples and sites we visited. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and provided us with interesting facts and stories about the area. The accommodations and transportation were top notch, and the food was delicious. In addition to the temples, we were also able to visit some of the local villages and experience the local culture. We had the chance to meet the locals, learn about their customs, and even try some of their traditional dishes. It was a great way to get an insight into the way of life of the people in South India. Overall, I would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for an immersive experience in South India. The sights, sounds, and culture were all amazing and unforgettable. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to experience this amazing tour.

By accident there was just my wife and I for our tour group and had the most wonderful nine days with our driver Pandi who was extremely competent and courteous and knowledgeable and helpful in all things. The tour took us to some fabulous places we would not have thought of going if we had planned a trip ourselves and with what were to us the chaotic roads and road rules it would have been impossible for us to do the trip on our own. Well done MTA Destination Experts and well done Pandi.

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My Small Home Tour and 12 More Small House Tours

Today I'm sharing a small home tour with tons of ideas you can grab and DIY! I see tons of large home tours, and most of them are so stunningly beautiful, but feel very unattainable for most of us. No worries, today I've gotten together with 12 of my blogging friends to show that you don't have to have a large home to have a beautiful home...and you don't have to have a ton of money either. I hope you can grab some inspiration and make some simple changes in your small (or large) home, and really learn to love the home you live in!

I'm so excited that my blog friend, Stacy from Not JUST A Housewife  put this Small House Tour together! She's first up on the tour today, so be sure to check her out after you tour my little house! If you are a first time visitor, I encourage you to take a look at my Home Tips Page while you are here! I share hundreds of DIY Cleaning Solutions and Budget Friendly Home Tips to make life easier!

Next on the home tour will be my friend Abby from Just a Girl and Her Blog ...she has the cutest style and is all about organization...you will love her!

I'm going to walk you through the the main floor of our home and show you a few inexpensive DIY ideas along the way. We have talked about moving into a larger home many times through the years, but I honestly love our home and the coziness it provides. I think living in a small home has made our family stay close. Sometimes it's a struggle, and storage can be a real issue, but if you just get a little creative, living in a small home can be amazing! Don't forget to check out all of the other ladies that are sharing their small home tours today and tomorrow! I'll be linking to 5 more today and I'll post links to the other 6 tomorrow.

Let's start in the living room, shall we? This is what you see when you first walk into our home. As you can see, I love whites and blues. I guess if I had to describe my style, it would be thrifted, cottage style...with tons of plants. I have plants EVERYWHERE in our home...a little known fact about me, when I was little, I wanted to be a botanist. I once turned the back room in our home into my laboratory. I dug up every flower, plant and weed I could find and planted them in cups and bowls so I could study them. Needless to say, that didn't pan out, but I still have a strong love for plants.

A few little details about our living room...that huge chalkboard above the mantel used to be a mirror on a dresser. I just painted it and it's been there for a few years now. You can find the tutorial HERE ! The TV console is actually a shelf from Target.

The plant behind my husband's leather chair (which I try to camouflage with a blanket), is a Fiddle Leaf Fig  plant. If you ever read Better Homes and Gardens, then you have probably seen one. I am absolutely in love with them, and have two. The shelf beside the couch is an old whiskey display that my father-in-law brought me a few years ago. I painted it white, and it is one of my favorite pieces in our home. Most of the furniture pieces in our home started out dark or in bad shape, and I have painted them with Chalky Finish Paint . I love chalk based paint...it adheres to furniture with no sanding and really sticks. A little goes along way, so you don't have to spend a ton of money to change the look of a piece of furniture.

I just got these faux paperwhites in the mail yesterday! They are from Magnolia Market (you know, Joanna Gaines shop from the HGTV show, Fixer Upper). They really make it feel like spring!

Our living room leads into our dining area, which is right off of our kitchen. That grey cabinet that you see on the left used to be a cherry wood and glass curio cabinet. I painted it glass and all with Chalky Finish Paint in Relic a few weeks ago so I could store my crockpot, pressure cooker and other kitchen gadgets in there without having to look at them.

There are two more pieces from Magnolia Market in our dining area too. My husband bought me the "Today is a good day for a good day" metal sign for Christmas, and I bought myself the amazing Farmhouse Serving Plank that you see in the middle of our table. I use it to serve dinner on in the evenings, and it's great to use when we have guests over as the world's largest cheeseboard.

This is the view from the living room that shows how our dining space, kitchen and breakfast nook/office are all connected. This is where I spend most of my time. I created a kitchen island using a sideboard that I found at Wayfair. It houses my cookbooks, some fun dishes, our indoor grill and is where I do all of my meal prep when cooking dinner. Since we are super limited on cabinet space, I added hooks to each side to hold my colanders and strainers.

I removed some of our cabinet doors so I could see my dishes. Our kitchen cabinets were originally cherry, and in really rought shape, so I painted them using chalky paint too. The backsplash is actually peel-and-stick faux wood flooring planks that look a lot like our wood floors. I wanted a rustic look, but nothing too permanent. This is the second time I've used this product for a backsplash, and I love it. You can see the tutorial I shares showing how to use them as a backsplash HERE ! It's by far one of my most popular posts!

This is where the business of blogging happens. I LOVE all things aqua, and white of course, so this is my favorite space...it inspires lots of creativity. It can see our patio and back yard from here, and the windows let in a ton of light. And of course...I have plants everywhere! Those hanging planters are from IKEA. I saw them in one of their commercials and had to have them. You can even see the cat food bowl tucked in beside my smaller Fiddle Leaf Fig plant. Just keepin' it real here.

So, that's a quick tour of our little home. You can find our Blue and White Bedroom HERE and our Back Patio HERE !

Now onto some more small house goodness! Be sure to check out the rest of the small home tours below!

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73 responses to “My Small Home Tour and 12 More Small House Tours”

WOW....loved the tour of your home. Your place looks soooooo fresh and inviting. You are SO CREATIVE. Will be trying the "chalky Paint" on some of my stuff. I have never heard of it before. Who makes it....etc.

Hi, Mickie! Thank you so much for the kind words! The chalky finish paint is made by DecoArt. I use it on EVERYTHING. I've painted tables, shelves, the curio cabinet (including the glass), mirrors, my kitchen cabinets, two of our bathroom cabinets and a few dining chairs. It is amazing! You need to finish it off with DecoArt's Creme Wax to pull out the color and really protect it. Hope this helps! ~Jess

I loved taking the tour of your small house. I also have a small house and have come up with some ideas for storaage, etc., etc., etc. My colors are different, but, still make my rooms look larger.

I love the faux wood backsplash - I would have never thought of that! I think it would even be a good idea as a backdrop for food photo shots.

So crisp, fresh and clean! Great job! Love everything. Now it is time to enjoy the fruits of your labor with your family and friends.

Where did you find the white curtains hanging in your blogging space? I LOVE them. You have a beautiful home. I went from a 1,400 sq ft house to a 2,600 sq ft house thinking we "needed more space." We didn't like it; it was terrible to keep clean and we seemed so far away from each other in the same house. We downsized back to an 1,800 sq foot home and I am so happy we did. It is cozier and we seem closer as a family again. It's so weird how the size of a house can do that. Love the home tours!

Hi, Miranda! I bought them at Target! You know, it's funny, we have tons of friends that live in huge homes and they have encouraged us to move "up" as well. When we take a step back, we see the disconnect in some of their families. I feel like everybody just goes off to their own space and you really lose the family closeness. Thanks so much for stopping by!!!

Thanks do much for sharing your home! I, too live in a small space...400 square feet to be exact! I love to decorate and have a blue, white, soft turquoise color scheme. Love your grey, too. I've never used the chalky paint but will try it soon. I'm refinishing my cabinets and kitchen arrangement at the moment...have you ever painted your countertops? I have laminate but would love to have the look of marble or granite. Ideas?

I have painted my countertops in the past. We recently had new ones installed after saving up for them. There are tons of countertop paint kits that work really well. I love the one Rustoleum has as Lowe's.

I adore your home! I want to be a landscape architect so I love plants too :) Thank you so much for playing along and being a part of the tour!

Jessica! I love your home! Your office is in the perfect spot! I adore the pop of color! It is great to be on this tour with you!

So pretty and not so perfect that min doesn't instantly wonder what my kid will break. I envy your deeper desk. My goal is to so more of my desk and less electronics very soon. I have this annoying Ooma phone and a ELEPHANT sized black printer taking up my Zen-space. Thanks for opening up your home to all the snoopers in the world including myself.

HI Jessica.

Love the updated backsplash and it is exactly the look I am going for in my bathroom. It looks wonderful in your kitchen. I was wondering if you can share with us the painting technique and colors that you used on the updated kitchen backsplash. I am so anxious to get this project going.

Thanks for sharing.

Would you mind telling people where the updated wood planks are from? It isn't mentioned anywhere in this post.

Hi Jessica.. I'm a 68 year old grandma,living a real small budget. Can't afford anyone to remodel my tiny kitchen. Do have a DYI counter top suggestion? It has to be something I do myself.. Help please.

I love the vinyl backsplash idea so much! I saw it on Pinterest and Remodelaholic and just posted a blog about how I wanted to tackle it this weekend for my bathroom! I was thinking about trying to get a white washed look but not sure if I can achieve that on vinyl? But I also love your updated version and the color you used! Now I'm even more excited to attempt this! Curious how your chalk paint is holding up in your kitchen? I've been contemplating it but read different reviews.

Hi, Valerie! The chalk paint really held up. The key is to make sure you either wax it at the end or add a coat or two of polyurethane. Hope this helps! xoxo Jess

I love your casita!!!!!! Did you use the planks behind the stove too? I’m afraid it will melt.

For the peel and stick flooring used as the kitchen backsplash, how hard was it to remove them when you wanted to replace them? Did it do much damage to the wall?

They were really easy to remove, and other than pulling a little paint off, there wasn't much damage at all. I changed it out to a different peel and stick last year and it was pretty easy.

Love your back splash! I'm curious about the house you have your bananas and canisters in. Is it glass or just open? Where did you find that?

Thanks, Anne! It's a terrarium that I bought at IKEA years ago. I took out the side panels at one point and used it to house my canisters and bananas.

I based my whole kitchen remodel off that yellow, gray, tourquise fabric at our old house because of your kitchen, lol

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Rents Are Taking ‘Baby Steps’ Toward Lower Prices in a Small Victory for Tenants

Rents are continuing to come down—although they remain well above their pre-pandemic levels in a painful reality for tenants.

Nationally, the median asking rent was $1,722 in March in the 50 largest U.S. metros, according to the latest Realtor.com® rent report . That was down 0.3%, or $5, from one year ago, and was just 2%, or $36, less than the all-time high reached in August 2022.

“It’s not bad news for renters, but it’s also not exciting news,” says Realtor.com economist  Jiayi Xu . “Rent is declining, so it’s an improvement. But it’s very baby steps.”

The report looked at rents for studios and one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, condos, townhomes, and single-family homes in the 50 largest metropolitan areas. (Metros include the main city and surrounding towns, suburbs, and smaller urban areas.)

However, rents were up $14 from February. Prices typically rise seasonally as the weather warms up.

And despite eight straight months of year-over-year declines , rents remain well above the levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a trend that continues to squeeze household budgets and has contributed significantly to inflation running hotter than the Federal Reserve’s 2% target .

In March, the U.S. median rent was still $313 higher than the same month in 2019, an increase of 22.2%.

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While rents fell nationally, they were still rising in certain parts of the country.

Last month, rents rose 0.4% on the year in the West. It marked the region’s first annual rent increase after 13 months in a row of declines.

Prices were up 2.9% in  San Diego and 1.6% in Los Angeles in March. They were among the Western metros that saw annual rental growth in March, while prices dipped 3.2% in Phoenix and 1.9% in Denver .

Rents also continued to rise annually in most major Northeast metros. High-priced markets such as New York City and Boston continued to see rapid rent increases at 3.8% and 3.3% respectively. Meanwhile, Philadelphia posted a modest annual decline of 0.6%.

In the Midwest, median rents were flat from one year ago. Median asking rents declined 1.5% in the South, where a construction boom has helped boost the supply of rental units.

Southern cities with the biggest annual declines in rent included Austin, TX (-4.7%), Memphis, TN (-4.4%), and Atlanta (-3.7%).

“We’re seeing a higher number of new multifamily completions in the South region,” says Xu. “In the Northeast, where we don’t have a lot of land, there’s very limited construction , so the rent is still increasing.”

Which units experienced the largest rent declines?

Last month, asking rents for all sizes of units dropped on an annual basis. However, studios posted the fastest decline.

Median rents for studios were $1,435 for March, down 1.4% on the year. It marked the seventh consecutive month of annual declines for studio rents, which are now down by 3.7%, or $55, from their October 2022 peak. Nevertheless, the median asking rent for studios was still up 17.6%, or $215, from five years ago.

Two-bedroom rents dropped 0.5% on the year, to $1,435, marking the eighth consecutive month of annual declines. The March decline for two-bedrooms was a slowdown from the 0.8% annual decline in February.

The rent for one-bedroom units dipped a modest 0.1% in March from a year ago, to $1,602. That was $31 lower than the peak observed last August, but still up $290, or 22.1%, from March 2019.

Keith Griffith is a journalist at Realtor.com. He covers the housing market and real estate trends.

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14 Designer-Approved Bathroom Trends Taking Over 2024

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Here, we speak with our favorite interior designers and design experts to share their favorite trends of 2024 — and their responses don't disappoint. Their design inspiration runs the gamut, from ideas like playful wallpaper , textured stones and curved fixtures to an overall shift toward health and wellness with steam showers and saunas.

While we've seen some of these trends before, like tile wall designs and nature-inspired elements, we're seeing a ton of fresh ideas, too. No matter your design style, or how much space you're working with, find an idea that'll inspire your powder room or bathroom makeover .

Unique Tile Installations

"Creative tile installations will be a mainstay in 2024 as consumers aim to infuse more character into their homes. For bathrooms in particular, we love the impact of creating stripes through vertically stacked tiles in alternating colors. A basketweave pattern, as seen in our East Austin remodel, is another fun way to add interest. To achieve this look, alternate between two, three or four vertical stacked tiles and the same number of horizontal stacked tiles." — Audrey Scheck, Audrey Scheck Design

Backlit Mirrors

"A step past a simple pair of sconces flanking the mirror, 2024 is exploring options of backlit mirrors and wall washing with integrated ceiling lighting, which adds a minimalist edge to the bathroom." — Peak Petersen, interior design principal at Hoedemaker Pfeiffer

Playful Wallpaper

"Bathrooms are the perfect place to go a bit over the top and showcase your personality by using wallpaper as your hero piece. There is so much fabulous paper in the marketplace that there's truly something for everyone — from small, classic prints to exotic toiles and florals to mural-like papers similar to what we used here." — Betsy Burnham, founder and principal of Burnham Design

Steam Showers

"Consumers are placing increasing priority on products and design that focus on health and wellness. There's increased interest in spa-like amenities in bathrooms, including steam showers and saunas. Steam showers have been at the top of the list as science has shown they may contribute to allergy relief, lower blood pressure and better sleep." — Wendy Glaister , interior designer and allied member of ASID

Geometric Patterns

"We're seeing a surge in the popularity of patterns in both flooring and wall designs. The focus isn't necessarily on colorful pattern designs but on the tile arrangements. Think geometric patterns such as chevron, basketweave and herringbone layouts taking center stage." — Jessica Dorling, owner and principal designer of Dorling Design Studio

Stacked Subway Tiles

"It doesn’t get more classic than subway tile, but instead of the traditional brick lay, put a modern spin by stacking the tiles, either vertically or horizontally. You can also opt for a hand-molded look, instead of a completely perfect rectangle, to bring an artisan flair to your space." — Jennifer Verruto, founder and CEO of Blythe Interiors

"I hope more people will lean into the concept of a wet room. Incorporating a bath tub right into your shower space — not the tub showers you had growing up — allows you to soak while capturing the steam and heat in the space, making the tub experience even more luxurious." — Devon Wegman, design director and founder of DGI Design x Build

"I'm looking forward to incorporating more fixtures with curvature this year. They not only add a contemporary feel to the room, but also create the illusion of a spa-like bathroom, providing a sense of relaxation anyone would want." — Lindye Galloway, chief creative officer of Lindye Galloway Studio + Shop

Plaster Shower Walls

"We're seeing less tile in the shower and more of the plastered look. If Europeans use plaster for their bathrooms and showers without tile, then we're going to see more of that catching on as people don't want to deal with cleaning grout." — Linda Hayslett, founder of LH.Designs

Separate Sinks

"If space allows, ditch the long double vanity and separate the sinks for a total personal space experience. I love the idea of a bathtub between the two, but a tree or vintage coat rack makes for a more interesting bathroom installation." — Raili Clasen , interior designer and author of Surf Style at Home

Natural Materials

" Natural materials, like marble, wood, ceramic and clay, are becoming more prominent in bathrooms. They infuse any space with richness and warmth." — Molly Torres Portnof, founder of DATE Interiors

Moody Powder Rooms

"The powder room is the jewel box of the house and a space to have a little fun and be bold. Here, Lone Park Roman Clay by Portola Paints adds an extra depth to the room and plays with the reflection of the light in the space. We like when the powder room serves as a little surprise for guests as they experience the home." — Brittany Zwickl, partner and principal designer for Studio Life/Style

Dramatic Wet Walls

"Spa-like bathrooms continue to dominate in 2024, but we'll see drama added in the form of wet walls — entire walls covered in tile or mosaic instead of sheetrock or millwork. Not only do they instantly elevate a bathroom design, they're also functional — bathing kids or fur-babies with a wet wall surround makes clean-up a lot easier." — J eanne Barber, founder of Camden Grace Interiors

Textured Stone

"The trend of bold, veiny stone accents stays strong. Often, we see people wanting to keep their millwork simple, with a feature element of colorful stone that adds visual texture to the space." — Philip Consalvo, principal at PJCArchitecture

Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) is the associate lifestyle editor for Good Housekeeping , where she covers all things home and interior design. Prior to joining GH in 2022, she wrote for publications including ELLE Decor , Chairish , BobVila.com , Unique Homes Magazine and LODGING Magazine , in addition to crafting product copy for home brands like BrylaneHome and VIGO Industries.

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