You may have seen many great philanthropists giving back to society in more ways than one. Likewise, visiting a sanctuary is like a small pilgrimage, as a sign of gratitude to the Lord. In addition to being a wounded territory, the temples of India represent the faith in the faith of humanity.
A trip to India is often referred to as the temple story. Speaking at the same time, Tamilnadu tourism offers a plethora of impressive Shiva and Parvati temples. Apart from this, the impressive temples of Madurai and Tanjore will leave you spellbound.
The entire state of Tamil Nadu covers pilgrimage sites not only for Hindus but also for other beautiful petals of the flower called religion. Apart from temples, Tamil Nadu boasts beautiful churches such as the Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health in Velankanni, St. George’s Fort, St. Mary’s Church and Mount St. Thomas, along with mosques such as the Mosque of the Thousand Lights and the Grand Mosque on Kazimar Street.
Not many places in the world can boast of amazing places of worship like Meenakshi temple, Natraja temple and ekambareshwrar temple. A brief introduction to the pride of Tamilnadu, the Meenakshi temple which is the epitome of Tamil culture is mentioned below.
the meenakshi temple
Locally called Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple or Meenakshi Amman Temple, Meenakshi Temple is situated within the Madurai city limits. It is dedicated to Parvati (often called Meenakshi), consort of Lord Shiva. The temple has about 14 glorious towers (gopurams) and 2 special golden gopurams for the main deities. Paintings, sculptures, towers and architecture beautifully represent the golden age of the Dravidians.
Built in the 16th century by the Pandya king Kulasekara Pandya, the temple represents Madurai on the international tourism map. It also has a fascinating wall sculpture of lord Hanuman Swami. If you visit the place in the month of April, you can witness the Meenakshi Thirukalyanam festival, which represents the divine marriage of Goddess Meenkakshi with Lord Shiva.
The best part of Tamilnadu is that it is one of the best connected (transportation wise) places in India. Air, rail, road, and other private forms of transportation are readily available. Anyway here local people will be glad to guide you for tourism of tamilnadu south india.
With religion, spirituality, Tamil Nadu temples, classical dances and Carnatic music highlighting the cultural side of the land of Tamil Nadu, you will wonder why Kerala is called “God’s Own Country” instead of Tamil. Nadu.
