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Tamil Nadu Tour

Tamilnadu  is  a land  of magnificent  temples  that  remain intact exposing  the  marvel  and glory of  the Dravidian culture , art  and  architecture and spiritual values . Churches  and   mosques  too  Declare  the inborn secularism of  the land .

Numerous  festivals  and  fairs  through  out the year  add color  and  mirth where  ever  you go  but most  important festival of  all is Pongal also  called “Tamilar Thirunal ” or  the prosperity  day of Tamils . It celebrate in  the month of January .


Region

Season
Duration

Language

: South India

: October to March
: 14 nights, 15 days 

: Tamil


 

Day 1 : Arrive Chennai (Madras)

Arrive -Madras. Transfer to hotel. night in hotel.

 

Day 2 : Chenai

After taking rest, visit the city to feel the atmosphere of South India. Madras has been the first capital of the British Raj. Today it is the capital of the Tamil Nadu state. You will discover St Mary church, the oldest Anglican church in Asia, and a fascinating museum, especially the bronze hall. Evening stroll on shore of Bay of Bengal on the long stretch of sandy Marina beach, that’s the right place to lost in the colourful Indian ambiance. Night in hotel.

 

Day 3 -4 : Chennai – Tirupathi (190 Km - 4h30)

Morning drive to Tirupathi. After check in at hotel, you will visit Thirumala Balaji temple and Thiruchanur Alarmelu manga temple. Over night stay in Tirupathi.

 

Tirupati, the holy city is located in the south-eastern part of Andhra Pradesh, in Chittoor district. Known as the abode of the Hindu god 'Venkateshwara', Tirupati is famous for the Venkateswara temple in the sacred Tirumala hills at an elevation of 860m. One of the most important pilgrimage centres in India the temple draws millions of pilgrims and is believed to be the busiest pilgrimage centre in the world. Tirupati town itself has several temples and is famous for its red wooden toys, copper and brass idols. Other attractions are Sri Varahaswami Temple, Teerthams in Tirumala, Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, Tiruchanoor, Over night stay in Tirupathi.

 

Day 5 : Tirupathi to Mahabalipuram via Kanchipuram 210 Km.

Kanchipuram is famous for its Kailash Nath temple, the first Dravidian temple and the 59 meter high Akambaranatyh temple which has been built by Pallawas from 6th to 8th century, and extended by Chollas. The most recent part of the wall has been added by Vijay Nagar 500 years ago. Evening  check in hotel.

 

Day 6 : Mahabalipuram

It is a small village on the shore of Bay of Bengal, with somptuous rock carved temples belonging to the World Patrimonial. We will discover the very huge carved relief representing Ganga descending on Earth, beautiful temples, the Rathas – big stone carved chariots. We will have a stroll in the village or late afternoon, discover the fishermen coming back from fishing. Night in the hotel.

 

Day 7 : Mahabalipuram  to Pondichery , 110 km.

A 110 km drive, 2h30, will bring you to Pondichery, small and charming city on the Bengal sea. It has been the capital of the French territory until 1954. Visit of this former French territory whose culture is still intact, where you will discover the European atmosphere which remains there as well as the big Bazar typically indian. Visit Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Gandhi’s mark on the see shore, discover the Bazar and Auroville, night in hotel.

 

Day 8 : Pondichery-Chidambaram Tanjore (238 kms)       

Chidambaram is an important destination for followers of the Hindu god Shiva and exponent of the fearsome, frenzied Tandav Nritya or the dance of destruction. At the centre of the town is the large Natraj Temple complex dedicated to Shiva as the divine dancer or Natraj,

50 km from Chidambaram is Gangaikondas Cholapuram, at one time the capital of the Chola kingdom. It has a Shiva temple that is noted for its hugeness and the rich carvings on the walls of demi-gods in dancing positions. A huge Nandi bull guards the entrance, night in hotel at Tanjore

 

Day 9: Tanjore

One of the most brilliant dynasty of South India, the Cholas, have settled in Tanjore their capital. We will visit the large Brihadishwara temple, a master piece of the Dravidian art which belongs to the world patrimonial. This 10th century temple dedicated to Shiva is one of the rare ones which are opened to the non Hindu people. Visit of the Tanjore museum, with its admirable collection of bronzes. Evening free, Night in a hotel.

 

Day 10: Tanjore - Trichy (235 km - 4h)
Leave for Trichy located on the banks of the River Kaveri. Visit famous Ranganath temple at Srirangam. On arrival check in the hotel. Later visit the Rock Fort Temple, Srirangam and Jambukeshwar Temple.
Night in  hotel.

 

Day 11 : Trichy -Pudukkottai-Chettinad (133 km)    

Pudukkottai has an interesting history. Almost every king ruled this spot and they contributed some thing or other to develop the town. The Pandyas, Cholas, Pallavas, Haysalas, Nayakas are notable personality who ruled Pudukkottai. Due to this there are many memorials in Pudukkottai. It exceeds the culture and tradition of India.Pudukkottai museum at Thirugokarnam is a souvenir for the lover of arts.

 

Thirukattalai : Thirukattalai is 5 km far east from Pudukottai. This is the only temple in Pudukottai which reminds us the ancient Chola's architectural pattern. Sundareswarar Temple was built during Adhitha Cholan's period. The temple has a shrine and mandap and around that are seven temples for angels. The temple's terrace has images of Thatchinamorrthi, Pitchadamoorthi, Varagan, Vishnu and Brahma.

In Kodumballur are two temples namely Muvar Koil and Musukundeshwarar Koil. This place witnessed many historical wars.

 

Day 12 : Chettinad-Madurai (100 km)  

After 4.30 hours driving, we reach Madurai. It is one of the most extraordinary worship place in India, and the oldest city in Tamil Nadu. Its gigantic temple is dedicated to a female goddess Meenakshi, the goddess with fish eyes. One can get lost while visiting number of rooms and corridors, discovering the sumptuous sculptured pillars : for sure the devotion of architecture is deep and interesting. Night in hotel.

 

Day 13 : Madurai  to Kodaikunal –120 km

Gift of the forest, A hill station, at 2133 m in the Palani Hills, off-shoot of the Western Ghat Mountain range which runs north-south along the west coast of peninsular India. Kodaikanal is in Tamilnadu state, bordering kerala. Night in hotel.

 

Some important attractions are as famous church, Christ the King Church”—again, a very Gothic and solemn granite structure with stained glass windows

Bryant’s Park, named after the forest officer who planned its layout around the turn of the century. Fairy Falls,. Shenbaganur Museum, orchidariums with more than 300 species of orchids is also located on the premises of Sacred Heart College.

 

Day 14 : Kodaikunal to Madras :  520 km

Evening reached at Chenai, rest at leisure, night in hotel.

 

Day 15: Departure , As per flight schedule transfer to airport for onward flight.

 

Price: Contact Us

 

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    Hotels medium class

Daily breakfast  and Dinner only;

English  speaking  guide .

A/C , overland transport as per pax strength , Car / Toyota quails /  minibus.

 

 

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Beverages ,  one meal ,

Entrance fees

any other services  not mentioned in include services.

 


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