Being the capital city of Tamilnadu, Chennai act as a gateway to enter this amazing state. Counted as one of the 4 metropolitan cities, Chennai or Madras (as it was called earlier) bound the travelers with its irresistible charm. Although the warm weather (during summers) might hold you back but still there is so much to explore here. Lets explore the tourist attractions of Tamilnadu tourism in Chennai.

Kanyakumari in Tamilnadu is one destination that is visited by both the travelers ie those looking for a religious place to visit and those who just want to relax. The city named after the Kanyakumari temple is dedicated to Kumari Amman and is a great pilgrim destination. Beside also get to explore the natural beauty of the city. Lets have a look at different option offered by Kanyakumari tourism.

Known as the "city of nectar" Madurai is considered to be the oldest city of Tamilnadu having a number of ancient temples to see here. Located on Vaigai river this city was the seat of the Pandyan rulers who built many brilliant monuments here. Lets have a sneak peek of the rich past of the city with Madurai tourism.

Known to be the Manchester of South India, Coimbatore is one great place to see in Tamilnadu. Being a top destination located in Nilgiri region and ideally situated in the Palghat gap of Western Ghats, the cool weather of the city will surely leave you wanting for more.

A world heritage site preserved by UNESCO, Thanjavur or Tanjore is one great destination to see especially for the history lovers. The rock temples located in and around this city are the brilliant example of the architectural marvel of Chola rulers. Located just 55 km from the Tiruchirappalli, a visit to Thanjavur is like taking a walk past the ancient history lanes, when Tamilnadu empire was in its full glory. Lets explore the different facets of this ancient city with Tanjore tourism.

Krishnapuram is a small village situated in Tirunelveli District at a distance of about six miles from Tirunelveli town. There are a plenty of images and idols of sculptural interest in the temple, enticing hundreds of visitors. Lord Venkata- Chalapathy has been installed here with Sri Devi and Bhoo Devi. Pujas and abhishekam are being conducted to the Lord daily and some important festivals are celebrated every year (Krishnapuram Tour India).

Kanyakumari was once referred to as the Alexandria of the east. This place has been a great center for art, culture, civilization, and pilgrimage for years. It was also a famous center for commerce and trade. During the early part of the eighth century AD Islam entered the southern part of India through the sea route with traders and missionaries. Through St. Thomas, one of the twelve Apostles of Christ, Christianity arrived in this area in AD 52. Islam, Christianity and Jainism have greatly contributed to the architectural wealth and literary heritage of this place. Kanyakumari was also under the control of the Cholas, the Cheras, the Pandyas and the Nayaks who were great rulers of south India. The architectural beauty of the temples is the work of these rulers.

In one of the largest temple complexes in India, from her rambling maze-like palace the Goddess Meenakshi presides over the ancient city of Madurai-the Athens of South India. But for older than the city itself is the nucleus of the temple. Far older than that, the faith that the Meenakshi temple (Travel & Tourism) signifies.

Pilgrimage tour to Tamil Nadu is incomplete without taking a trip to Rameshwaram. One of the most sacred place in the city, Rameshwaram temple awaits thousands of pilgrims every year. It is believed whosoever visit Varanasi, is supposed to take Rameshwaram Tamil Nadu Temple Tour to complete his pilgrimage.

Tirupporur (place of the sacred war) is one of the 33 major Temples of Tamilnadu dedicated to Lord Muruga, situated 25-km away from Chingleput and 45-km from Chennai. Tirrupporur is an ancient temple dating back to the Pallava period. Tirupporur is an ancient temple dating back to the Pallava period and is one of 33 major Temples in Tamil Nadu dedicated to the worship of Murugan. Tirupporur is situated 25 kilometers northeast of Chingleput and is connected by bus service with Chennai at a distance of 45 kilometers.

Marina beach is situated to the east of Chennai (Madras) at Kamarajar Road, 3 Km away from the city centre. Marina beach covered with the silver sands is said to be the longest beach in India and one of the longest in Asia, extends to a length of 13 Km, from Fort St. George all the way to Mahabalipuram. There is a drive along the beach circumscribed with palms and casuarinas running the whole length of Chennai.

Mahabalipuram, also known, as "Mamallapuram" is located 58-km, south of Chennai, nestling on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, offers many breath-taking monuments with Sculptural Panels, Caves, Monolithic Rathas (chariots) and Temples.

Kanyakumari is often referred as the 'Land's End' of India. Here, the Bay of Bengal confluences with the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea and, at Chaitrapurnima (the Tamil name for all full moon day that generally falls in April), it is possible to enjoy the unique experience of seeing the sunset and the moon rise over the ocean simultaneously.

Rameshwaram is a sacred island positioned off the mainland cicumscribed by Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar anchored with the longest ever constructed bridge on sea in India. It is a major Hindu pilgrimage site. The maximum temperature varies between 28-31 degree Celsius, while minimum temperature is around 25 degree. Between January and March is the best time to visit Rameshwaram. The population size of Rameshwaram is 32, 700. The serene beach and shallow water here are ideal for swimming and sunbathing, Tourist Places to visit in Rameshwaram

Merely, 40 kms away from the hustle and bustle of Chennai, Covelong is a dreamy village. But it is brisk with fishing activities. The sea and the surf here are gentle. The charming spot of Covelong is at a distance of forty kilometers from the capital city of Tamil Nadu Chennai. The tourists and the travelers throng the quiet village. The vivacious village of Covelong is renowned for its fishing activities. In the fishing village the swaying palms and the beautiful beach entice people from across the globe. The environs, ambience, peace, tranquility and the infrastructure at the Covelong beach come together to make it one of the most popular beach resorts on the Coromandel Coast. In the yester years Covelong was the renowned port of the Nawabs of the Carnatic. On digging the past it is revealed that Saadat Ali, Nawab of Carnatic, built the ancient port of Covelong. In the year 1746 Covelong was taken over by the troops of the French General Laboudonnais and in 1752 destroyed by Clive.

Located in the lap of Palani hills, is a beautiful and one of the most popular hill stations in Tamilnadu- Kodaikanal. Situated at a height of almost 2100 m, Kodaikanal is immensely blessed with extreme natural beauty. Once here all you have to do is just sit back and relax and enjoy the romantic weather of the place.

The picturesque scenic beauty of Coonoor Tamilnadu is simply irresistible and allure travelers from different parts of the world. Offering a picture perfect view of grassy meadows, tea bushes, a profusion of sunflowers, marigolds and rhododendrons etc will surely sweep you off your feet.

The beautiful summer retreat during the British times, today Yercaud hill station is known as the 'Ooty of Poor'. The misty weather, cool surroundings and a cover of plush green valleys make this hill destination one of the best hill station in Tamilnadu.

Looking for a long pending break from all those files on your desk and also the everyday noise of the streets around you? Then you definitely need to come to Yelagiri (one of the most popular hill stations in Tamilnadu) for some time to spend in its serene environment.

One of the most spectacular breeding grounds in India. Cormorants, herons, storks, pelicans, grebes and many others.The Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary has been protected by the local people for well over 250 years. The sanctuary gets its name from a nearby village and is only 75 Km from Chennai. The bird life (resident & visitors) includes Cormorants, Darters, Herons, Egrets, Open billed Stork, Spoonbill and White Ibis, Little Grebe, Indian Moorhen, Black Winged Stilts, a few migratory ducks and occasionally Grey Pelicans. November to February is the ideal season to visit the sanctuary.

The ancient capital of the Pallava rulers and once one of the most sacred cities of India, Kancheepuram Tamilnadu today is known for its famous silk sarees and ancient temple all over. Situated 76 km from Chennai this city is known as the 'City of Thousand Temples'. One can also find the mention of Kancheepuram in the Indian mythology. Lets explore its different aspects with Kanchipuram tourism.

The capital city of Kanyakumari, Nagercoil Tamilnadu, was a part of Kerala state until 1956. Deriving its name from the famous rock temple Nagaraja, the city is an important chapter in the history of Tamilnadu state tourism.

Pattukottai is a serene town located in the Thanjavur district of Tamilnadu. Surrounded by the beautiful Bay of Bengal, the town has a magical charm that attracts the travelers from far away.

Being the capital city of Tamilnadu, Chennai act as a gateway to enter this amazing state. Counted as one of the 4 metropolitan cities, Chennai or Madras (as it was called earlier) bound the travelers with its irresistible charm. Although the warm weather (during summers) might hold you back but still there is so much to explore here. Lets explore the tourist attractions of Tamilnadu tourism in Chennai.

Kanyakumari in Tamilnadu is one destination that is visited by both the travelers ie those looking for a religious place to visit and those who just want to relax. The city named after the Kanyakumari temple is dedicated to Kumari Amman and is a great pilgrim destination. Beside also get to explore the natural beauty of the city. Lets have a look at different option offered by Kanyakumari tourism.

Known as the "city of nectar" Madurai is considered to be the oldest city of Tamilnadu having a number of ancient temples to see here. Located on Vaigai river this city was the seat of the Pandyan rulers who built many brilliant monuments here. Lets have a sneak peek of the rich past of the city with Madurai tourism.

Known to be the Manchester of South India, Coimbatore is one great place to see in Tamilnadu. Being a top destination located in Nilgiri region and ideally situated in the Palghat gap of Western Ghats, the cool weather of the city will surely leave you wanting for more.

A world heritage site preserved by UNESCO, Thanjavur or Tanjore is one great destination to see especially for the history lovers. The rock temples located in and around this city are the brilliant example of the architectural marvel of Chola rulers. Located just 55 km from the Tiruchirappalli, a visit to Thanjavur is like taking a walk past the ancient history lanes, when Tamilnadu empire was in its full glory. Lets explore the different facets of this ancient city with Tanjore tourism.

Krishnapuram is a small village situated in Tirunelveli District at a distance of about six miles from Tirunelveli town. There are a plenty of images and idols of sculptural interest in the temple, enticing hundreds of visitors. Lord Venkata- Chalapathy has been installed here with Sri Devi and Bhoo Devi. Pujas and abhishekam are being conducted to the Lord daily and some important festivals are celebrated every year (Krishnapuram Tour India).

Kanyakumari was once referred to as the Alexandria of the east. This place has been a great center for art, culture, civilization, and pilgrimage for years. It was also a famous center for commerce and trade. During the early part of the eighth century AD Islam entered the southern part of India through the sea route with traders and missionaries. Through St. Thomas, one of the twelve Apostles of Christ, Christianity arrived in this area in AD 52. Islam, Christianity and Jainism have greatly contributed to the architectural wealth and literary heritage of this place. Kanyakumari was also under the control of the Cholas, the Cheras, the Pandyas and the Nayaks who were great rulers of south India. The architectural beauty of the temples is the work of these rulers.

In one of the largest temple complexes in India, from her rambling maze-like palace the Goddess Meenakshi presides over the ancient city of Madurai-the Athens of South India. But for older than the city itself is the nucleus of the temple. Far older than that, the faith that the Meenakshi temple (Travel & Tourism) signifies.

Pilgrimage tour to Tamil Nadu is incomplete without taking a trip to Rameshwaram. One of the most sacred place in the city, Rameshwaram temple awaits thousands of pilgrims every year. It is believed whosoever visit Varanasi, is supposed to take Rameshwaram Tamil Nadu Temple Tour to complete his pilgrimage.

Tirupporur (place of the sacred war) is one of the 33 major Temples of Tamilnadu dedicated to Lord Muruga, situated 25-km away from Chingleput and 45-km from Chennai. Tirrupporur is an ancient temple dating back to the Pallava period. Tirupporur is an ancient temple dating back to the Pallava period and is one of 33 major Temples in Tamil Nadu dedicated to the worship of Murugan. Tirupporur is situated 25 kilometers northeast of Chingleput and is connected by bus service with Chennai at a distance of 45 kilometers.

Marina beach is situated to the east of Chennai (Madras) at Kamarajar Road, 3 Km away from the city centre. Marina beach covered with the silver sands is said to be the longest beach in India and one of the longest in Asia, extends to a length of 13 Km, from Fort St. George all the way to Mahabalipuram. There is a drive along the beach circumscribed with palms and casuarinas running the whole length of Chennai.

Mahabalipuram, also known, as "Mamallapuram" is located 58-km, south of Chennai, nestling on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, offers many breath-taking monuments with Sculptural Panels, Caves, Monolithic Rathas (chariots) and Temples.

Kanyakumari is often referred as the 'Land's End' of India. Here, the Bay of Bengal confluences with the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea and, at Chaitrapurnima (the Tamil name for all full moon day that generally falls in April), it is possible to enjoy the unique experience of seeing the sunset and the moon rise over the ocean simultaneously.

Rameshwaram is a sacred island positioned off the mainland cicumscribed by Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar anchored with the longest ever constructed bridge on sea in India. It is a major Hindu pilgrimage site. The maximum temperature varies between 28-31 degree Celsius, while minimum temperature is around 25 degree. Between January and March is the best time to visit Rameshwaram. The population size of Rameshwaram is 32, 700. The serene beach and shallow water here are ideal for swimming and sunbathing, Tourist Places to visit in Rameshwaram

Merely, 40 kms away from the hustle and bustle of Chennai, Covelong is a dreamy village. But it is brisk with fishing activities. The sea and the surf here are gentle. The charming spot of Covelong is at a distance of forty kilometers from the capital city of Tamil Nadu Chennai. The tourists and the travelers throng the quiet village. The vivacious village of Covelong is renowned for its fishing activities. In the fishing village the swaying palms and the beautiful beach entice people from across the globe. The environs, ambience, peace, tranquility and the infrastructure at the Covelong beach come together to make it one of the most popular beach resorts on the Coromandel Coast. In the yester years Covelong was the renowned port of the Nawabs of the Carnatic. On digging the past it is revealed that Saadat Ali, Nawab of Carnatic, built the ancient port of Covelong. In the year 1746 Covelong was taken over by the troops of the French General Laboudonnais and in 1752 destroyed by Clive.

Located in the lap of Palani hills, is a beautiful and one of the most popular hill stations in Tamilnadu- Kodaikanal. Situated at a height of almost 2100 m, Kodaikanal is immensely blessed with extreme natural beauty. Once here all you have to do is just sit back and relax and enjoy the romantic weather of the place.

The picturesque scenic beauty of Coonoor Tamilnadu is simply irresistible and allure travelers from different parts of the world. Offering a picture perfect view of grassy meadows, tea bushes, a profusion of sunflowers, marigolds and rhododendrons etc will surely sweep you off your feet.

The beautiful summer retreat during the British times, today Yercaud hill station is known as the 'Ooty of Poor'. The misty weather, cool surroundings and a cover of plush green valleys make this hill destination one of the best hill station in Tamilnadu.

Looking for a long pending break from all those files on your desk and also the everyday noise of the streets around you? Then you definitely need to come to Yelagiri (one of the most popular hill stations in Tamilnadu) for some time to spend in its serene environment.

One of the most spectacular breeding grounds in India. Cormorants, herons, storks, pelicans, grebes and many others.The Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary has been protected by the local people for well over 250 years. The sanctuary gets its name from a nearby village and is only 75 Km from Chennai. The bird life (resident & visitors) includes Cormorants, Darters, Herons, Egrets, Open billed Stork, Spoonbill and White Ibis, Little Grebe, Indian Moorhen, Black Winged Stilts, a few migratory ducks and occasionally Grey Pelicans. November to February is the ideal season to visit the sanctuary.

The ancient capital of the Pallava rulers and once one of the most sacred cities of India, Kancheepuram Tamilnadu today is known for its famous silk sarees and ancient temple all over. Situated 76 km from Chennai this city is known as the 'City of Thousand Temples'. One can also find the mention of Kancheepuram in the Indian mythology. Lets explore its different aspects with Kanchipuram tourism.

The capital city of Kanyakumari, Nagercoil Tamilnadu, was a part of Kerala state until 1956. Deriving its name from the famous rock temple Nagaraja, the city is an important chapter in the history of Tamilnadu state tourism.

Pattukottai is a serene town located in the Thanjavur district of Tamilnadu. Surrounded by the beautiful Bay of Bengal, the town has a magical charm that attracts the travelers from far away.