Visit Madurai, the city in Tamil Nadu for experiencing the magnificent temples

Madurai, the city in Tamil Nadu is best known for its awe-inspiring temples that depict the rich cultural values and the historical significance of the place. The sculptures and the architectural excellence of the temples in Madurai attract thousands of tourists every year. The temples spiritually encourage tourists with their inevitable charm.

The view of the temples depicts the tradition that was found during the ancient medieval period. Madurai is considered as one of the main cities which is covered during most of the South India tours organized by the tour operators. The interesting stories that can be heard about the temples in Madurai do really create an air of enchantment that attract the tourists to this city of grand and enormous temples.

With the increase in the popularity of this place, the infrastructural aspects of the city have also improved than before. Madurai now provides every facility just like any other big cities in India. Due to the increase percentage of tourists that this place experiences every year, the accommodation and other facilities is also on a rise and has made Madurai even more significant for the tourists.

Foreign and Indian tourists can easily find the preferred accommodation in Madurai. Apart from these the place has also developed its travel network and thus facilitates the tourists to visit the place during any part of the year. October to March is considered as the best time to visit Madurai. Various Madurai Holiday packages are now available with most of the tourism companies in India.

There are various tourist attractions in Madurai. The first and foremost important tourist attraction is the Sree Meenakshi Temple which is major among all other temples in Madurai. Kulasekara Pandya was the one behind building this temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and his wife Devi Parvati. Twelve Gopurams of the temple is the most striking feature here. The high soaring tower of the temple which is based on granite is significant as it has various mythological figures designed on it in vibrant colors.

Thirumalai Nayak Palace is indeed another attraction for the tourists visiting Madurai. King Thirumalai Nayak was the one who created this palace in the year 1636 with the help of an Italian architect. The palace has two divisions which are recognized as Swargavilasa and Rangavilasa. Gandhi Museum of Madurai is a must visit which is the most noteworthy memorial of Mahatma Gandhi. The paintings, manuscripts, sculptures and many other objects that were used by him have been carefully preserved in this museum.

The museum depicts many aspects related to Mahatma Gandhi's life, his contribution to the country and his sacrifices. Hence this museum of Madurai is extremely important and thus visited by most of the tourists. Mariamman Teppakulam is also among the main attractions of Madurai. Thirupparankunram is another place of tourist interest which is known for the Pandyan rock-cut. Apart from these the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and of course Kodaikanal which are located nearby are also considered as the important tourist spots.

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