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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...

This attraction has the advantage of being in the center of Dindigul itself. It is famous for the festivities that happen during the Navratri...

There are quite a few churches in South India. This one is more than one hundred years old. The exact dates of construction aren’t known, but it...

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...

This temple is in Thadikombu, ten kilometers from Dindigul. Built in a south Indian style, colors of blue, pink and green mix in the design. Two...

Sirumalai Hills or Sirumalai Forest Reserve is a small hill station on the way to Nathum, 25 kilometers from Dindigul city. There is green...

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...

Thalaiyar Falls (Rat Tail Falls) is the third highest waterfall in India. It falls from a height of 975 feet. One can see it on a clear day from...

Palani Hills are the mountain range which adjoin the high Anamalai range on the west and extend east into the plains of Tamil Nadu. The most...

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