Tamil Nadu is a land of mesmerizing natural and unnatural attractions. It is adorned with huge range of ancient and amazingly architecture temples, exotic beaches, glittering backwater, lush green hill stations and sizzling panoramas of wildlife sanctuaries. The state is delimited by Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The state boasts the second largest tourism industry in India. It is a place where you can see the galaxy of tourist in every season and always found stuff and cause to draw the maximum numbers of Tourist in India. This enchanting state is renowned for lot of features
Marina beach is the second largest beach of the world is located in India and proves to be the crown of not only Tamil Nadu, but the whole India. The wildlife sanctuaries of this state are the most heart throb attraction. It houses lot of species of animals ranging from elephants to tigers and leopard to Bears. Kanyakumari, the southernmost tip of Indian peninsula is world famous for its quixotic nightfall panorama. Jumping to Gopurams ascend the skyline all over the places.
Tamil Nadu Temples
Although Tamil Nadu is a melting pot of numerous tourist attractions but the first thing that strikes the mind of tourists is its huge list of elaborate stone-sculpted temples. These temples are so famous that even some of them have earned the status of World Heritage Monument. These temples represent the embodiment of Dravidian culture.
Madurai, Kanchipuram and Arupadai veedu the three famous places of Tamil Nadu are known for their huge list of temples. Nagore and Velankanni, Palani, Kumbakonam, Tiruchirapalli, Tiruchendur and Srirangam are some of the major temples and temples city of Tamil Nadu. If you are indeed enthusiastic to explore the true charm of these great heritage temples then you must visit to Tamil Nadu
Meenakshi Temple
“Meenakshi temple”the magical monument is located in the heart of Madurai the oldest and second largest city of Tamil Nadu. Historically the Meenakshi temple and Madurai city had got structured together. The structure that is standing yet was almost made at twelfth to the eighteenth century. They are engaging a huge space, 258-m by 241m.
There are the two main holy places, no less than twelve Gopuras, a pool and infinite Mandapas. While visiting this place you will see a splendid sculpture and magnificent architecture. The meenakshi temple is one of the largest and most ancient monuments. Madurai is the actual site where the wedding between Shiva and Meenakshi took place. It is believed that Lord Shiva had instructed Pandya in a dream and asked him to build a temple and a city at the spot Dhananjaya would indicate Kulasekhara did so and originated the temple and city.
Source by Puja Yadav
