Tamilnadu
Tamilnadu - “The Land of Temples“ bounded on the north by AndhraPradesh and Karnataka, on the West by Kerala, on the East by the Bay of Bengal and on the South by the Indian Ocean.It is the Eleventh largest state in the country. Relatively uninfluenced by foreign invaders, here much of ancient India survives in its purest form – in its customs in its towering temple architecture, in its dances and costumes. Here life is more leisurely and more traditional. Magnificently sculptured temples, richly woven silks, colourful festivals, cool hillstations and wide beaches are some of the attractions of this land.
It is in TamilNadu that the southernmost point of India – Kanyakumari – is located. The waters of Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean meet here. The pilgrimage of the devout Hindu is never complete without a trip to Rameshwaram in the state after visiting Varanasi or Kasi in UttarPradesh.
It is in TamilNadu that the southernmost point of India – Kanyakumari – is located. The waters of Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean meet here. The pilgrimage of the devout Hindu is never complete without a trip to Rameshwaram in the state after visiting Varanasi or Kasi in UttarPradesh.
TEMPLES
Kanchipuram
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Chidambaram
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Madurai
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Tanjore
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Trichy
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Rameshwaram
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Kanyakumari
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BEACHES
Mahabalipuram
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Pondicherry
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