3 Nights 4 Days Chennai to Madurai

1 hour. Dar"Tap into your spiritual side and take in the peaceful ambiance of the famous Meenakshi Amman Temple of Madurai. Admire its magnificent architecture and enjoy the traditional music of the temple. Offer prayers to Goddess Meenakshi Amman and seek blessings for you and your loved ones. Note: The activity duration is approximately shan tickets included.”

Accommodation : GRT [ 2 Star ]

Sacred to Lord Shiva, the revered Ramanathaswamy Temple is one of the holiest sites for pilgrimage in India and a part of the Char Dham Yatra. According to legends, Lord Rama came to Rameswaram with Goddess Sita and worshipped Lord Shiva. Lord Hanuman went to Kailash Parvat to bring a lingam of Lord Shiva (presently installed in the temple). Inside the temple complex, there are lengthy 1000-pillar halls and 22 theerthams (temple tanks) where devotees bathe before visiting the deity. Architecturally magnificent, the temple features a high compound wall (madil) on four sides and Gopurams on the eastern and western sides. There's a dress code that needs to be followed while entering the temple. Male devotees can wear dhoti or full-pants and shirts. Female devotees can wear a sari or suit with a dupatta

Activities : Beaches Sightseeing

Accommodation : RAM [ 3 Star ]

Around 500 meters away from the shores of Kanyakumari, Vivekananda Rock Memorial is the testimonial of great Indian architecture. It is the same hallowed ground where Vivekananda spend three night meditating before embarking on his journey to the US. The memorial is made on the same rock where Swami Vivekananda attained enlightenment. Spread over four acres, the memorial features a meditation hall (Dhyana Mandapam), assembly hall (Sabha Mandapam) and portico (Mukha Mandapam). Ferry services are available from Kanyakumari to reach the memoria

Activities : Beaches Sightseeing

Accommodation : SAT [ 2 Star ]

Built by the Maharaja of Travancore - Swathi Thirunal Balarama Varma, Kuthiramalika ("Palace of Horses") or Puthenmalika Palace Museum is a perfect example of the Kerala school of architecture. The materials used for construction are teakwood, rosewood, marble, and granite. The Palace has got its name from 122 horses that are carved into the wooden wall brackets. The two-storeyed museum houses paintings, white marble sculptures, Kathakali figures, and Belgian mirrors. It is an important heritage attraction of Thiruvananthapuram. The museum remains closed to visitors on Mondays. It is located close to the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple

Activities : Beaches Sightseeing

Accommodation : AATT [ 2 Star ]