Tamil Nadu, the heart of the Dravidian culture and tradition is the pioneer of peace and knowledge, counted as the most satisfying spectacles of India. Sharing boundaries with the states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Kerala, Tamil Nadu is the cradle of South Indian temple. Blessed with unbroken coast line, wildlife, Western Ghat, farmlands interspersed with rocky wastes, mountain chains Tamil Nadu is the splendid traveler’s halt of South India. Its beaches, hill Stations and temples are significantly contributing in the field of Tamil Nadu tourism.
Marina Beach :
Marina beach, the extraordinary relaxing spot is sited at the east of Chennai (Madras) at Kamarajar Road. Situated just 3 Km from the city centre this fine sandy Marina beach is said to be the longest beach in India and one of the largest in Asia. Stretches to a length of 13 Km, the Marina Beach is the most popular tourist attraction for global tourist. Covered with the silver sands the beach is also one of well accepted venues to hold important state functions or any other social occasions.
Kanyakumari Beach :
Celebrated for the most extravagant sunrises and sunsets the Kanyakumari beach, Tamil Nadu is placed at a point where the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea blend together. The Kanyakumari beach of South India is called as 'Land's End', a majestic tourist destination of Tamil Nadu. The Kanyakumari beach is a stunning vista filled with multi-colored sand, but there lays no opportunity to sunbathe on squashy golden sands, or to frolic in the waves either. Vivekananda Rock memorial, built in 1970 is the main attraction of the beach.
Ooty :
Ooty is the only hill station of South India known for attracting visitors in all seasons Located at an elevation of over 2200 meters; Ooty provides a tranquil and relaxing leave, in a jade refreshing environment. Numerous tea gardens in and around Ooty make the spot more charming and stimulating. Ooty is now emerging as a great scene for adventure activity as trekking, hang gliding, nature walks, bird watching, and angling. Ooty is the only summer destination of India known for capturing travelers at a large extend.
The Rock Fort Temple :
The Rock Fort temple at Tiruchirappalli is an important monument and a major Pilgrimage attraction of Tamil Nadu. The Manikka Vinayaka temple, the Uchhi Pillayar Koyil and the Taayumaanava Koyil (Shivastalam) are the three temples which comprises the Rock fort temple on the hill. This temple is famous for housing the Kangaala Moorthy, one of the 64 appearances of Shiva. The temple premise is festooned with temples as the Tayumanavar at the west and the Uchipillayar towards the east.
