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Tamil Nadu Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Tamil Nadu
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Escape by SPI Cinemas – the city’s first luxury multiplex. A culmination of style, innovation and passion, Escape is all the...
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Escape by SPI Cinemas – the city’s first luxury multiplex. A culmination of style, innovation and passion, Escape is all the city has yearned for, redefining the cinema experience and presenting entertainment in a setting like never before.
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Sathyam is Chennai’s hottest entertainment destination for people from all walks of life, across a wide age group and user...
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Sathyam is Chennai’s hottest entertainment destination for people from all walks of life, across a wide age group and user profile. It was the first exhibitor in India to introduce digital projection technology with its brand RDX and the first to convert all of its screens to digital. It went one step further and introduced digital 3D in RDX and continues to push the boundaries of entertainment technology. Sathyam Cinemas strives to be at the forefront of media technology and continues to bring new entertainment technology to customers first.
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Close to Marina Beach, yet another architectural wonder from the 8th century can be part of the itinerary. An intricate...
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Close to Marina Beach, yet another architectural wonder from the 8th century can be part of the itinerary. An intricate pyramid-shaped rajagopuram (dome) stands prominently and is the main feature of the temple. As anecdotes go, the British were unable to pronounce the original name, Thiriallikeni, and rechristened it Triplicane.
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Dedicated to Vishnu, the temple of Srirangam's vast complex has seven enclosures formed by huge rampart walls and 21...
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Dedicated to Vishnu, the temple of Srirangam's vast complex has seven enclosures formed by huge rampart walls and 21 elaborate towers.
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Adding another feather to its intellectual cap, Chennai is now home to South Asia’s largest library. So if you are a book...
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Adding another feather to its intellectual cap, Chennai is now home to South Asia’s largest library. So if you are a book lover and need a break from the city’s commotion, this is the place for you. The Anna Centenary Library is an eight-story structure that has recently added to the city’s growing modern landscape in the Kotturpuram area. A Braille section, children’s corner, replica of the "Tree of Knowledge," an auditorium and an amphitheater make quite an impression on visitors.
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"Age old temple. Lord Nataraja performs cosmic dance here.I visited in Dec.12 Huge crowed.Only a small door through which darshan available Pull and push to have a darshan.But it trasforms everyone.Going around the sactum you will find shining architectual pillers and Golden roof.The outer corrider e..."xpands to a sprawling outer wall inwich number of small temples for Muruga,Ganapathy,Durga and a big Sivagamy amman temple.Thousad piller mandapam is closed but through gated entrance you could peep inside.All the priest have TUFT which you can not see nowadays.A place not to miss.
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"the park at yelagiri has been maintained well with greenery. More children play equipments attract kids. The musical dancing fountain inside the park adds excitement to the place. the entrance fees to the park is very low as Rs 10/-."
"Well i have read many things about this temple mostly from western tourists, many said they felt a kind of spiritual energy in the temple. So being a Hindu i wanted to experience at least a bit of it which made me visit this temple making detour from Tanjavur. However when i got here it was too late..." and i had very less time to explore the place. I read online about the temple architecture and explanations looked fascinating and by all means this temple looks mysterious. I felt the same inside it from the time i entered it. Huge dark pillared corridors, rituals, calmness (its not too crowded or the crowds are busy praying instead of making noise), small shrines etc will take you to different world. This temple is very different from the other temples i visited. Also great thing is it does not discriminate people based on their religion. SO all are most welcomed here. I sat right Infront of Nataraja for some time & then shifted myself to dark corners of a pillared corridor for meditation...
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