Manimuthar Waterfall About:Manimuthar Falls is a natural waterfalls flowing through out the year situated above the Manimuthar dam. The falls near by has a pond which has a depth of 90 feet. It is really a picturesque place. It is just in 35 km from Tirunelveli city. There is no public transport service to go … Read more
Athirapally Falls About:The magnificent Athirapally falls start calmly from the mountains, crash through gorges overhung with trees and finally plummet over 80 ft to join the Chalakkudy River in its course. Its cool misty waters surrounded by thick tropical rain forests provide a serene haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Location … Read more
Agasthiar Waterfall About:Agasthiar Falls which is just 4 kms uphill from Papnasam where you find a wonderful waterfalls where you have water falling around 365 days. Papanasam Temple, a temple situated near agasthiyar falls is believed that after taking bath in this falls, going to this temple is said to give you relief from all … Read more
Tanjavur Temple About:Thanjavur derives its name from Tanjan-an asura (giant), who according to local legend devastated the neighbourhood and was killed by Sri Anandavalli Amman and Vishnu, Sri Neelamegapperumal. Tanjan’s last request that the city might be named after him was granted.Thanjavur was the royal city of the Cholas, Nayaks and the Mahrattas.The Brihadishwara Temple … Read more
Kumbhakonam Temple About: This is the major temple among the Saivite temples. This temple is located in the heart of the town near the Big Bazaar Street.There are three Praharas and three tombs in the eastern, northern and western directions. Govinda Theeksithan, the chieftain of Achutha Nayakar renovated this temple. The eastern tomb has 9 … Read more
Tamil University Museum About:The well-designed and carefully planned Tamil University Art Gallery and Museum are not merely an assortment of museum pieces and artifacts but a unit systematically arranged to provide source material for original research work on socio-historic aspects of the Tamil people. Even though emphasis is on Tamil Arts, Culture and tradition, it … Read more
Tanjavur Palace About:Thanjavur derives its name from Tanjan-an asura (giant), who according to local legend devastated the neighbourhood and was killed by Sri Anandavalli Amman and Vishnu, Sri Neelamegapperumal. Tanjan’s last request that the city might be named after him was granted.Thanjavur was the royal city of the Cholas, Nayaks and the Mahrattas.The Palace of … Read more