Tamilnadu Destinations to Travel

South India is famous for tourism states like tamilnadu,kerala,karnataka.

Thanjavur:

 Thanjavur city in Tamilnadu lies in the fertile Kaveri Delta, a region often referred to as the “rice bowl of Tamil Nadu”,famous for magnificent Brihadishvara Temple , the most important Chola monument, while the Royal Palace dates to the Nayaka and Maratha periods.For nearly a thousand years, this great town dominated the political history of the region as the capital of three powerful dynasties - the Cholas , the Nayakas and the Marathas .Today, Thanjavur's culture extends bevond temples and palaces, to encompass classical music and dance. It is also a flourishing centre for bronze sculpture and painting.

Madurai:

Thirumalai Nayaka Palace,Meenakshi Temple  are the sight seeing places here,One of South India's great temple towns, Madurai is synonymous with the celebrated Meenakshi Temple This ancient city on the banks of the Vaigai river has, over the centuries, been a rich repository of Tamil culture. Some 2,000 years ago, it hosted the famous Sangams (gatherings of writers and poets), which were to provide Tamil literature with some of its most enduring works. From the 7th to 13th centuries, as the capital of the Pandyas, it saw art and trade with Rome and China flourish. It later became part of the Vijayanagar Empire, and was the Nayaka capital in the 16th 17th centuries. Today, religion and culture remain a vibrant part of the city's daily life. If your interested in visiting tamilnadu temples,hill stations,heritage sites,pilgrimages,wildlife,monuments,evergreen beaches get a plan to tamilnadu tour packages with expertised south india tour operator. 

Trichy

 Trichy(Tiruchirapalli) is Tamil Nadu's second largest city,dominating the town is the massive Rock Fort  Temple, perched dramatically on a rocky outcrop that rises 83 m (272 ft) above the flat plains. This impregnable fortress was constructed by the Nayakas of neighbouring Madurai, who made Tiruchirapalli their second capital in the 16th and 17th centuries.Further up, on the summit, is a small Ganesha Temple from where there are spectacular views of verdant rice fields and the sacred island of Srirangam. 

   Trichy is named after the fierce three headed demon (tirusira) who attained salvation after being slain by Shiva. The town's history is interwoven with the political fortunes of the Pallavas, Cholas, Nayakas and finally the British, who shortened its name to Trichy.