September 2020

Chidambaram, the famous Hindu pilgrim center gets the name from two words – chit (truth) and ambaram (space), as Lord

Coimbatore (Kovai), one of the fastest-growing cities in India lies on the banks of the river Noyyal in the foothills

Hogenakkal, literally the ‘smoking rock’ in the Kannada language, gets the name from the fine spray that rises as the

Kodaikanal, the Princess of Hill Stations popularly referred to as ‘Kodai’, nestles at an altitude of 2133 meters, on the

Mamallapuram, a thriving seaport and trade center between the 7th and 10th centuries was the second capital of the Pallavas

This important port during the Chola period (10th 11th century) attracted traders from far off lands. The Portuguese had commercial

The historic town on the banks of river Kaveri was ruled by Chola, Pandya, and Pallava kings – changing hands

The Saivite pilgrim site at the foot of the holy Arunachala (Annamalai) hill is considered to be one of the