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Science Behind The Tamil Month Margazhi

Have you ever wondered about the scientific significance of the Tamil month Margazhi? In this article, we will explore the fascinating connection between astronomy, climate, and cultural practices during this unique time of the year. Get ready to dive into the science behind Margazhi!

Best Pilgrimage Sites In Tamilnadu

When it comes to pilgrimage tourism in South India, there can be no better option than the spiritually significant and extremely divine “Temple city of India“, Tamilnadu. Dozens of religious places and sacred shrines that carry generations’ worth of history and faith dot the beautiful and vast landscape of Tamilnadu.

Why It is Good To Visit Tirunageswaram Naganathar Temple (Rahu Stalam)

A Complete Guide About Sri Naganathaswamy Temple at Tirunageswaram in Tamilnadu Thirunageswaram Sri Naganathaswamy Temple is the very famous Rahu Stalam in Tamil Nadu, dedicated to Lord Rahu. Rahu Bhagavan is worshipped at this temple along with his two consorts Nagakanni and Nagavalli. Usually, in other temples, Rahu Bhagavan is seen with a serpent face but here, at Sri Naganathaswamy Temple, Lord Rahu is seen […]

Top Temples To Visit In Tamilnadu During Thaipoosam 2020

Thaipusam or Thaipoosam is a festival celebrated mostly by the Tamil people which is usually falls on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai (January/February), usually coinciding with Pushya star, known as Poosam in Tamil.
Over millions of people gather every year at various temples nationwide to celebrate the Thaipusam festival. To make your trip more organized and effective, we can assist you with the information on the best temples to visit in Tamilnadu on Thaipoosam. In this blog we have listed some of the top temples to visit in Tamilnadu during Thaipusam to take you for a spiritual trip. So continue reading…

Temples To Visit In Tamilnadu During Mahashivratri

Shiva Rathiri is an inevitable celebration in India, commemorated throughout the country with great fervour and reverence. Tamilnadu is one among the places which celebrate the great night of Shiva in a grand way. On the night of Shivarathiri all the Shiva temples at Tamilnadu functions throughout the night and conducts special prayers and Homams. Devotees throng at the temples and sing in praise of Lord Shiva all night. The four time-lapse pooja takes places on the night of Shivarathiri

Madurai Float Festival 2020

Madurai Float festival or Madurai Teppakulam Festival deserves a special mention among the festivals of Tamilnadu, as it is one of the most gorgeous and grandeur celebrations in South India. This year 2020, the Mariamman float festival falls on the 8th of February 2020.

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