Vandiyur Mariamman Teppakulam Information | Photos | Location

This is the remains of the palace of king Thirumalai Nayak who built it in 1636 with the help of an Italian architect. He was a ruler who helped...

Open from 10:00am - 13:00pm and 14:00pm - 18:00pm and found on the north side of the river, this museum celebrates the life of Gandhi and...

Dedicated to goddess Goddess Parvati (Meenakshi) and her husband Lord Shiva, many visit Mudarai just to see Meenakshi Amman Temple. There are four...

This temple is worshipped by Hindus and Muslims alike. It is dedicated to the  Lord Subramanya, and there is a Muslim shrine here too, dedicated...

Interestingly, Madurai is surrounded by eight hills. Samanar Hill was where Tamil Jains used to come to escape the persecution they feared from...

Dedicated to the Goddess Subramanya, this is one of the most respected and revered temples in Tamil Nadu. The tapered turret of the temple follows...

This Vishnu temple is on Solaimalai Hill. Out of Madurai by 21 kilometers, here on the hill the air is fresher and cleaner, the trees sway easily...

Nagarmalai, or Snake Hill, has such a local biodiversity of snakes that the government is considering opening a snake park here. The top of the...

The University was established in 1956. The University has a campus of 200 acres. The setting is rural and beautiful, set in the Suramalai range....

This temple is in the village of Chinnalapatti. This little village is 15 kilometers from Dindigul. The idol contrasts with the temple itself, as...

Many water birds can be seen around the lake. There are purple heron, grey heron, red wattle lapling, grebe, cormorants and ducks. The lake is in...

Dindigul Fort was built in 1605 by the Madurai Nayak kings. It was later an important fort during the Tipu Sultan reign. During the Poylgar wars...