Tiruvannamalai is a mystic town named after Annamalaiyar (main deity of Annamalai Temple). History Tiruvannamalai is around 185 km away from Tamil Nadu capital Chennai and 210 Km away from Bangalore. A historical town, Tiruvannamalai has been under the rule of Cholas and Pallavas. The Hoysala Kings used the town as their capital in 1328. […]
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Mahabalipuram – An Architectural Grandeur Of History
Mamallapuram, also known as Mahabalipuram is an ancient historic seaport of Pallava Kings. History An archaeological wonder and a UNESCO designated heritage site, Mammalapuram was a very important seaport during 7th century AD. Situated about 60 Km from the city of Chennai, Mammalapuram was once a bustling seaport where traders who traveled across to the […]
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Sakleshpur’s enchanting mountains, scenic roads, and lush coffee estates are perfect ingredients to make a good weekend holiday. History A historical town, Sakleshpur has been ruled by Chalukyas and Hoysalas for many years. According to popular legends, during the reign of the Hoysalas, a broken Shivalinga was discovered here and the name ‘Sakleshpur’ came about. […]
Read More...Dindigul – A Historical City In Tamil Nadu
For those who love to take an offbeat holiday to historical cities, will find Dindigul an alluring prospect to explore. History Dindigul (or Dindugal) is an old South Indian City and District headquarters located 420 km Southwest of the Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu. Dindigul region is located in the foothills of Sirumalai hills […]
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