South India City Guide - Tamilnadu

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Tamilnadu City Guide

Each corner of the temples and ancient monuments of Tamil Nadu have its own unique stories of artistic and cultural achievement to catch the attraction of the visitors. Tamil Nadu welcomes you with rich cultural heritage, magnificent Dravidian temples, mesmerizing beaches, breathtaking hill stations and exotic wildlife.

There are over 30,000 temples in Tamil Nadu which can give you an amazing experience and unforgettable memories. The brilliance of architectural marvels of Dravidian times is worth experiencing and its infrastructure has the power to control the human mind and drive it in the right path.

Four among the five Pancha Bhootha Shiva Temples are found in Tamil Nadu. Thiruvanaikaval, Thiruvannamalai, Chidambaram and Ekambareshwar are the Shiva Temples in Tamil Nadu that worship water, fire, space, and earth.

Tamil Nadu is not all about temples. The lush green landscape, pearly white waterfalls, cool breeze, and the picturesque environment of the Hill stations of Tamil Nadu make you fall in love with this beautiful tourist destination.Kodaikanal, Ooty, Coonoor, Valparai, ...
... and Yercaud are the most visited hill stations in Tamil Nadu. Studded with stunning beaches, Tamil Nadu is a beach vacation destination for those who love the sea. The longest and the queen of all beaches - the Marina beach, Kanyakumari beach, Pondicherry beach, Mahabalipuram beach, and the Rameshwaram beach are the famous beaches in Tamil Nadu.

The Group of Monument at Mahabalipuram is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is worth visiting. Every monument in Tamil Nadu is unique and are of architectural brilliance. Tamil Nadu is also known as the "Land of Festivals"as it celebrates numerous festivals like Thai Pongal, Karthigai Deepam, Jallikettu Bull Fight, Thyagaraja Aradhana Festival and lot more. Pay a visit to this Land of Temples and Festivals for a unique travel experience.