Tamilnadu is called the home of the ancient Indian heritage and the state boasts of some of the wonderful monuments and temples reflecting the divinity of the past and the mesmerizing architecture. Tamilnadu reflects the culture and the heritage of the country at the very best and the person enjoys such an exotic heritage.  The best thing about this ancient land is that it is a blend of the ancient customs, monuments like temples, the lakes, the hill stations and the beaches.  The wonderful people of the region in the cities like Chennai and the scenic Marina beach in this wonderful city makes the individual come to this state often.

Tamilnadu has been the belt of the exotic temples and there are some famous ones in the region.  The beauty of the wonderful temple of Brihdeshwarar temple is really fascinating and one really gets the divine experiences in this wonderful region. This is the splendid temple constructed by the Cholas one thousand years before and the government of India has issued a stamp in honor of the temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Come to the wonderful Thiruchirapally and one can find the rock fort temple and the temple of Srirangam. The rock fort temple is splendid and one can find the exotic display of the rock cut architecture of those times in the temples.  The person has the opportunity to see the Meenakshi temple with the exclusive carving of the rock. Thus splendid temple is located on river Vaigai and is the temple of exclusive architecture and paintings.  This is dedicated to the third person of the Hindu trinity lord Shiva.

Tamilnadu is not only the place of the temples but this belt is also famous for the wonderful hill station of Kodaikanal. Kodaikanal is pristine with the low temperature and one wants to spend a few days of the golden honeymoon at this place. If the person comes here once, he will love to come to this place again and again. Kodaikanal is also referred as the princess of the hill stations and the beauty of the pillar rocks and Dolphins nose is indeed breathtaking. The Guna caves, also referred as the devil kitchen are the highly dangerous caves and only some part of the cave is open to the public. Twelve teenagers died in the cave during the past. One cannot forget to enjoy the Bryant Park and was built by Madhurai forest officer in the year 1908.  One can find the exotic plant species in the region.

The temple of Mahabhalipuram is located on the beach and this is really fascinating. The city of Mahabhalipuram dates back to the seventh century and it was the Pallavas who ruled the place during the time. Many historic monuments were constructed at this place between the seventh and the ninth centuries and remains in the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. Come to this state to enjoy Tamil Nadu tourism and these are the dream moments of life.

Smriti Oberoi has a vast experience in writing about various tourism destinations. Here she is writing her views on ‘Tamilnadu Tourism’ with interesting information about ‘Tamilnadu Tour Packages’.