Many people choose to go to Tamil Nadu because of its beaches, laid-back atmosphere, pilgrimage sites, hills and mountains, adventure, wildlife, trekking, cuisine, and rich heritage. Enjoy the regional cuisine, discover their culture, and make a ton of memories

MADURAI MEENATCHI AMMAN TEMPLE 

                       Myths and traditions abound around the shrine. It is thought that while traveling through Madurai, Indra came across the Swayambhu lingam and enshrined it. Texts from antiquity mention this temple, which was totally destroyed in 1310. In the fourteenth century, the temple was brought back to its former splendor. With its fourteen temple towers, each measuring between forty and fifty meters in height, it is truly an architectural wonder. Another noteworthy feature is a hall supported by 1000 finely carved pillars. Different scales of sounds are produced by certain musical pillars. 

KUTRAALANATHAR SWAMY KOVIL

           One of Nataraja's (Lord Shiva's) five sabhas, Chitra Sabha, is housed at the Kutralanatha Swamy Temple. The temples of Nataraja, a manifestation of the Hindu god Shiva, where he performed the Cosmic Dance Tandava, are referred to as Pancha Sabhai Sthalangal. The conch-shaped temple at the base of the hill has particular meaning for Hindus.

RAMESHWARAM RAMANATHASWAMY TEMPLE 

                          The architectural wonder Ramanathaswamy Temple is renowned for its massive construction, towering towers, fine sculptures, and passageways. The primary deity in the temple is represented by a lingam. An enormous statue of Nandi, standing at a height of roughly 17.5 feet, is also there. 
Lord Rama from the Indian epic Ramayana is linked to the temple's narrative. It is thought that Lord Rama desired to worship Lord Shiva as a kind of atonement after vanquishing the demon king Ravana.

THIRUVANNAMALAI ARUNACHALESWARAR TEMPLE 

             Dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, the Arunachalesvara Temple (also known as Annamalaiyar Temple) is situated in the Tamil Nadu town of Tiruvannamalai at the foot of Arunachala Hill. 

THANJAI PERIYA KOVIL

               One of the lesser-known natural marvels of the world, the Thanjavur Big Temple or Thanjavur PERUVUDAYAR Temple, has numerous undiscovered architectural secrets that continue to awe visitors even after a millennium. The Thanjavur Temple is home to countless wonders that will undoubtedly realign the list of world wonders in the days to come. One of Tamil Nadu's most popular tourist destinations, it introduces visitors from different nations to the Chola Kingdom and their sophisticated architectural style. The thing that surprises people the most is that the Thanjavur temple's vimana, or kalasam, shadow does not descend to the ground. The researchers are still baffled as to why the shadow is not descending.