Temples in Tamilnadu

There is a Mailam Murugan temple of Lord Muruga on a hill in the Mailam area of ​​Villupuram district. This is the shrine where Soorapadman worshipped. Thala Purana says that Soorapadman resides here in the form of a peacock-shaped mountain. History of Mailam Murugan Temple Lord Muruga and Soorapadman went to war because of the captivity and … Read more

Chennai, a vibrant metropolis and the 31st largest metropolitan area globally, offers a diverse array of attractions to travelers. Among its significant religious landmarks is the renowned Kapaleeswarar Temple, a cultural spectacle situated in Chennai’s Mylapore district. This mylapore kapaleeswarar temple draws a large crowd, particularly during its mesmerizing spring festival. The temple’s Shiva Lingam is believed … Read more

There are many tourist attractions in South India that everyone should visit. Among them, the Madurai Meenakshi Amman temple is an important one. The meenakshi sundareshwar temple is one of the reasons why Madurai is called a temple city. You should visit this Hindu temple at least once and experience this epitome of classic architecture. Continue reading … Read more

Located in Pillayarpatti, between Pudukkottai and Karaikudi, is the oldest Cave Temple (Rock Cut) in Tamilnadu, known as pillayarpatti vinayagar temple. On the Thirupathur – Karaikudi State Highway, Pillayarpatti is located 12 km from Karaikudi and 71 km from Madurai. The temple is the source of the village’s name. In contrast to other locations where … Read more

Chennai, known as the Gateway to South India, is a historic city that has hosted multiple powerful empires throughout its history. For centuries, it has served as the military, economic, and administrative hub of the Pallava, Pandya, Chola, and Vijayanagara empires, among other notable dynasties. Travelers pour into the nation’s capital to experience the true spirit … Read more