8 Go-To Resources About Dindigul Tourism

Dindigul- A magnificent tourist destination in Tamil Nadu

The Dindi in Tamil means headrest and gal mean rock. It is one of the ancient cities in Tamil Nadu that enjoys rich traditions and cultural heritage just like other ancient cities in the state of

Tamil Nadu like Madurai, Rameswaram, Sivagangai, and Sivakasi.

Cholas, Pallavas, Mughals, Englishmen have ruled Dindigul for several decades leaving behind positive imprints.

Dindigul which is one of the popular tourist spots in the state of Tamil Nadu is centred on the rock fort that was constructed by the mighty king Muthu krishnappa Nayakkar in 1605. It was later renovated and repaired by various kings after the demise of Muthu krishnappa Nayakkar.

The notable kings who followed the footsteps of Muthu Krishnappa Nayakkar are none other than Thirumalai Nayakar and Muthuveerappa Naykkar. It is worth noting that Thirumalai Nayakkar has built plenty of temples, forts, palaces, and parks in Madurai and Dindigul which stand as a testimony for ancient Indian architecture.

Students, archaeologists, historians, international tourists, merchants, and others visit Dindigul and tour historical sites, ancient temples, and forts before leaving to other cities.

People living in the city of Dindigul are kind and obedient. They respect the ideologies, beliefs, and dogmas of international tourists, traders, and businessmen and give them that much-needed freedom.

The Dindigul Fort – An architecture par excellance

The Dindigul rock fort which was built by Muthkrishnappa Nayakkar in 1605 is nothing but a manmade marvel. It is a 900 ft tall structure that brims with beauty throughout the year. The best time to visit Dindigul fort is from December to February.

It enjoys a salubrious climate during these months. The Nayaks used this fort for storing heavy artilleries and canons. It has a godown, horse stable, kitchen thick double-walled rooms, and chambers. It houses 48 rooms that are well ventilated.

Strolling inside the fort during the daytime will be a delight for the tourists. It is believed that war prisoners, convicts, and slaves were kept inside this fort for years. An entry fee is charged for the visitors and tourists.

You can safely walk through the damaged walls, trenches, and tunnels before exploring the rooms and horse stable area. It is now maintained by ASI and local government.

Dindigul Thalapakatti Restaurant- A food outlet that serves world-class foods

The distance between Madurai to Dindigul is only 65km and it takes 1 hour 30 minutes to reach Dindigul by Car rented by M/s Rengha Holidays.

M/s Rengha Holidays operates luxury car rental services to various parts of Tamil Nadu. You can book a luxury rental car through M/s Rengha and visit tourist places in and around Dindigul immediately.

The drivers will drop you in Dindigul Thalapakatti Restaurant where you can have your lunch before moving on to prominent places.

The Dindigul Thalapakatti was founded by Nagasamy Naidu in the year 1957. It was started by the name Anandha Vilas Biryani Hotel and subsequently rechristened as Dindigul Thalapakatti multi-cuisine restaurant.

It has branches in India, Sri Lanka, the USA, France, Singapore, and Malaysia and will be opening branches in other countries in the future. It has raised 250 crores in recent years from various sources and won several awards for its outstanding services.

The tasty foods prepared in the Thalapakatti kitchen undergo quality tests before they are served to the customers. It never compromises on the quality of foods and always maintains the highest business standards.

Listed below are some of the fastest-selling foods prepared and sold by Dindigul Thalapakatti Restaurant.

- Mutton and Chicken Gravy

- Bucket Biryani

- Barbeque Seafood starter

- South Indian chicken starter

- Mutton starter

- Noodles and Fried rice

Dindigul city is fondly called as ‘Lock City’

Lock manufacturing industries were started 500 years ago in Dindigul. The locks manufactured and exported to other countries are shutter lock, drawer lock, mango lock, and trick lock. The cost prices of residential and commercial locks are much cheaper when compared to other locks.

The best lock manufacturing and distribution industries in and around Dindigul are listed below.

- Good luck

- Sri Murugan and Co.

- Dindigul ANS locks

- AC locks

- Kodia lock company and

- Gifto locks

Tourists can purchase brand new locks through trusted shops and carry them to their homes. The locks and keys manufactured in Dindigul come with a warranty and guarantee.

Agricultural lands and villages in Dindigul

There are lots of eco-friendly tourist destinations in and around Dindigul. If you want to take relax for a couple of days in the eco-friendly village then you must visit Aathoor that houses vast agricultural lands, greenish mountains, and lakes.

International tourists, travellers, and pilgrims will feel excited when they visit Shri Kasi Vishwanathar Temple which dates back to 1000 years. The lingam is similar to the one worshipped in Kasi (Varanasi UP). You will immerse in deep meditation the moment you step into the Sanctorum.

People who are unable to visit Kashi UP due to the reasons known to them will feel happy when they visit Shri Kasi Viswanathar temple in Aathoor village. There are lots of sightseeing places in Athoor and the best ones are listed below.

- Kamarajar Dam

- The Church of Lady of Assumption

- Sri Vandi Kali Amman

Villagers living in Athoor regularly spot animals like leopards, monkeys, deer, and wild boars. The nearby villages that attract tourists are Akkaraipatti, Chettipatti, Gandhigram, and Alamarathupatti. There is a mutt for Shri Marimuthu Swamigal who has done lots of miracles when he lived in Athoor village.

Fr. Clement Motaud who was instrumental in spreading Christianity in Athoor has helped hundreds of villagers and rescued them from health and wealth problems.

The best tourist spots in Dindigul

There are plenty of tourist spots in Dindigul and some of the best ones are.

- Sirumalai reserved forest

- Soundararaja perumal temple

- Silver Cascade falls

- Sendrya perumal temple

- Abirami Amman temple

- Thalaiyar falls

- Lord Malligarjuna Swamy temple

- Kodaikanal

- Ayyanar falls

- Pallar falls

Milk buns sold in Dindigul is a tasty snack that goes well with beverages like tea and coffee. Book flight tickets, hotel room accommodation and tour packages through M/s Rengha Holidays and visit Dindigul immediately.

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