Tamil Nadu Tourism
Sharing boundaries with the states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Kerala, Tamil Nadu has an unbroken coastline, edging the Bay of Bengal. Witness the bewitching landscape of Tamil Nadu that is replete with dense forests, cultivated farmlands and rocky outcrops as well as its exotic Dravidian culture that has been shaped and influenced by the ancient Chola, Pallava and Pandya dynasties. The major cities that form the nucleus of Tamil Nadu Tourism are Chennai, its capital city, Madurai, Kodaikanal, Rameshwaram, Kanchipuram, Tanjore and Mahabalipuram.
Feel the warm azure waters caress your feet and the golden sand as you walk bare feet along the shores of Tamil Nadu that are home to some of the most amazing beaches in South India. The Marina Beach, situated in Chennai, is the longest beach of India. Other popular beaches of Tamil Nadu are Mahabalipuram Beach, Covelong Beach, Elliots Beach and of course, the Kanyakumari Beach. At Kanyakumari, you can also visit the famous Vivekananda Rock Memorial.
Tourism in Tamil Nadu also takes the form of pilgrimage tours to its innumerable temples and shrines that are dedicated to various Gods and Goddesses. Kanchipuram- the city of 1000 temples is most frequented and famous for Ekamareshwara Temple and Kailashnath Temple. You can also buy exquisite silk saris from Kanchipuram. The other major temples of Tamil Nadu, which are thronged by tourists and devotees alike are Meenakshi Sundareshwar Temple at Madurai, the Srirangam and Mathrubhuteshwarar Temples at Sivakasi and Brihadeshwara Temple of Tanjore. The Shore Temple of Mahabalipuram is also a popular tourist attraction and an excellent example of the amazing Pallava art.
You can also enjoy a hill station tour in Kodaikanal, see how fireworks are made in Sivakasi, enjoy a wildlife safari within the precincts of Madumalai Wildlife Sanctuary or join the locals in celebrating the famous Chithirai Festival, only with Tamil Nadu Tourism
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