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The Glory of Tamil Nadu Temples

Profusely recognized all over the world for their unparalleled revered status, Tamil Nadu temples represent an ancient tradition that is indomitable. Tamil Nadu tour owes much to these amazing temples rendering it unmatched popularity in the Indian tourism context.

Although, the Indian economy is recognized for being largely globalized, temples uphold its ancient wisdom and serenity and mesmerize the whole world with their charm and attraction. All the cities, Kanchipuram, Thanjavur, Tiruchirappalli, Madurai and Mamallapuram are revered for their temples all across. Depicting abundant deities of the Hindu pantheon, Tamil Nadu temples are just awesome in every respect.

Take for example the famous Murugan Temple, dedicated to the Lord Murugua. It is being largely believed that journey to the Aruppadai Veedu or the Six Houses of Lord Muruga is sacred for those who visit this temple unimaginably.

Similarly a visit to Navagraha temples is also one of the most revered practices. Those who staunchly believe in astrology and the influence of planets know the audacity of this temple.

Madurai is another example with the famous Meenakshi Temple, Sundareswarar temple (twin temples), which falls in the category of the biggest temples in South India. Don’t forget the Thanjavur with Brihadeeswarar Temple. As it is famous for its fort like structure, it attracts devotees from all across. This is where things become noteworthy for the travelers who come to witness the glory of Tamil Nadu temples.
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