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The state is located on the southeast coast of the country. The main regional Tamil
language is known to be approx. 2000 years old. Tamilnadu is one of the most attractive
state with its traditional music and dances. Many temples of Tamilnadu has the most
distinct architecture in the world. While visiting these fascinating temples through out
the Tamilnadu, some great architecture and lively structure can be seen. The state capital
Chennai previously known as Madras is the fourth largest city in India. The city
has been a textile manufacturing centre for many years. It still have the textile business
along with many booming industries like heavy and light vehicles assembly, cigarettes,
Engineering, Motorcycle assembly and many others. Chennai is also a large centre for Tamil
Filmmaking. Tamilnadu has many fine wild life reserves, good beaches and some very
exciting hill station. Udagamandalam (Ooty) is one of the best hill stations in the state. Places to Visit
Algar Koil: Sri Vishnu
Temple, Palace ruins.
Anaimalai: Wildlife
sanctuary.
Auroville:
International Utopian city being built by Aurobindo Ashram.
Bhavani Sagar: Dam
site picnic spot at sangam of rivers Bhavani & Kaveri.
Chennai: Capital of
the state, Temples, Churches, Museums, Parks, famous snake park, deer park, Marina beach.
Chidambaram: Natraj
temple, Tamil cultural centre.
Cholamandal:
Sculpture's colony near Chennai.
Coimbatore: Textile
centre of South India known as Manchester of south India.
Coonoor: Hill station.
Gingee: Fort
associated with Sri Shivaji Maharaj.
Hogenakal: Waterfalls
on river Kaveri.
Kanchipuram: One of
the seven sacred city in Hindu Religion. Temples, Handloom silks.
Kanniyakumari: Sacred
sangam of three seas. Last geographical land point of India. Famous for Vivekanand rock
memorial & Gandhi smarak.
Karaikudi: Temples,
exquisite woodwrok.
Kavalur: Astro
physical laboratory & biggest astrotelescope.
Kodaikanal: Hill
station, Lake, Physical observatory, Museum.
Kodaikarai: Wildlife
sanctuary.
Kumbhakonam: Major
Hindu Pilgrim centre.
Kotagiri: Hill
station.
Kuttalam: Waterfalls.
Madurai: One of the
India's most famous temples Sri Meenakshi Temple, Palaces, Handlooms, and Handicrafts.
Mamlapuram: Sculpture & artistic cave temples on seashore. Nearby Crocodile sanctuary.
Mudumalai: Wildlife
sanctuary.
Mundanthurai: Wildlife
sanctuary.
Nagore: Muslim pilgrim
centre.
Namakkal: Hindu
pilgrim centre, Rock cut caves, Fort.
Padmanabhapuram: Fort,
Palace, Museum, Ancient capital.
Palani: Hindu Pilgrim
centre. Sri Murugan temple.
Pichavaram: Tourist
resort, Backwater boating.
Poompuhar: Excavation
of historic port, Art gallery, Beach.
Pudukkottai:
Archaeological remains, Temples.
Rameswaram: One of the
12 Jyothirlingams. Pilgrim centre associated with Sri Rama. One of the four most sacred
Hindu pilgrims centre.
Salem: Handloom
centre.
Sivakasi: Industrial
centre firecrackers, matchboxes, and calendars & offset printing presses.
Sriperumbudur:
Memorial of Sri Rajiv Gandhi.
Srivilliputtur: Temple
with the tallest tower, Unique temple car festival.
Suchindram: Temple,
Hindu pilgrim centre.
Swamimalai: Temple,
Handicrafts.
Thanjavur: Historical
& religious town on river Kaveri. Temples, Frescoes, Art Gallery, Churches,
Handicrafts.
Thiruvanmayur: Renowned
academy for classical music & bharat natyam.
Tiruchendur: Hindu
pilgrim centre on seashore.
Tiruchchirappalli:
Known as Trichanapalli or Trichi. Temples & Fort. Nearby Srirangam Island on river
Kaveri.
Tirunelveli: Temple,
Handicrafts.
Tiruvayura: Temple.
Tiruvannamalai:
Temple, Sri Rama Maharshi Ashram.
Tiruttani: Hindu
pilgrim centre.
Tiruvakkarai:
Petrified forest, Geological park.
Tuticorin: Seaport,
Industrial centre.
Udagamandalam: More
famous as Ootacamund or Ooty. Hill station, Botanical garden, Lake.
Vandalur: Anna
Zoological park.
Vedantangal: Bird
sanctuary. Church.
Vellore: Fort,
Christian missionary hospital. Temple.
Yercaud: Hill station
with lakes & parks.
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