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Virudhunagar Tour Package

About Virudhunagar

Virudhunagar is a Tamil Nadu borough that was formed after the forking of the districts of Ramanathapuram and Sivagangai. Virudhanagar served as an important trading center for the British in the pre-independence period, as supplies were easily transported through waterways. Rulers from dynasties like Nayak and Raya ruled the region. Later on the British annexed it.

Virudhunagaris is now a district of the Tamilnadu Indian State. It is also the district's headquarters. It was a part of the Ramanathapuram district earlier. This was also known as the city of groceries. It was under the pandas and was later moved to the plagiary in Tamil known as They displayed rigid resistance to colonial dominance and were ultimately held back by the British . Veyilugandha Mariamman is the most prominent temple there.

Kamaraj’s House : It is the house where Mr. Kamarajar, the great and eminent leader, legend, and former chief minister of Tamilnadu, was born and raised. Today, after his death, the place is displayed as a monument with exhibits of images and mementos related to the chief. The memorial house of Kamaraj, where the great Kamaraj leader and former Tamil Nadu chief minister were born in this district. Therefore, his residence was proclaimed by the government as a memorial to welcome the great man. At each point of his life, the rooms are adorned with images of the king. It shows a few of his suits, his watch as well as things used by him. Memorial in the Memorial

Temple Of Thiruchuli Buminathaswamy : On the southern bank of the Gundar, Tiruchuli is situated. One of the 14 prominent Shaiva centers in Pandya Nadu is the Bhuminathaswamy temple at Tiruchuli. It's 40 km away. 45 km south of Madurai, east of Virhdunagar. Bhuminathar is the name of God, and Thunaimalai Amman is the Goddess. In the hymns sung by Shaivite Nayanar Sundaramoorthy and Sekkilar, his divinity was venerated. The temple has undergone substantial renovations and is located in the new complex.

Virudhunagar Tourism 

Hills Sanjeevi : The Sanjeevi Hills are located on the way to Chatrapatti in Rajapalayam. The quiet and serene environment makes it a favorite tourist spot. Tradition recounts that the monkey god took the entire Sanjeevi Hill with the herbal plants to Sri Lanka and threw it away afterward in order to save the unconscious Lakshmana, Hanuman. The hills thrown down are said to be the Sanjeevi Hills.

Pallimadam : Pallimadam is located on the eastern bank of the river Gundar, on the outskirts of Tiruchuli. While visiting Pallimadam, Sundara Pandya, a 10th century AD ruler of Pandya, famous for his erudition, died. There he was buried and his younger brother, Vira Pandya (AD 946-966), erected his grave with a sculptural shrine (palladia) liver. Pallippadai Sundara Palldya Isvaramudayar Koil was regarded as the shrine. It is now called the Koil of Kalainathaswamy.

Guhanparai : Guhanparai is situated on the road from Vembakkottai to Kalugumalai. On the same nomenclature, a small hill to the west of the village is named Guhanparai and the village lakes. At the plunder of the hillock, which is believed to have been used as a shelter by Jain monks, there is a small natural casern. The inscription on a rock of the hillock in the 10th century AD Vatteluttu notes that a Munnurruvarperumpalli monastery was founded on behalf of Munnurruvar

Srivilliputhur : Located in Tamil Nadu's Virudhinagar district, Srivilliputhur is an ancient town renowned for its Andal Temple. This temple is it is real, more than two thousand years old. This location is considered to be very holy according to Hindu mythology, as one of the Divya of the lord is here. The temple is situated just 74 km from Madurai. Maybe one of the best portrayals of Dravidian architecture is this temple. In a reclining pose, the lord in the temple In addition, a well-decorated hall with wooden carvings is the hall located just below the sanctum. The greatest achievement of this temple is that the image of the temple tower in its official seal is used by the Government of Tamil Nadu. There are two major festivals taking place on the grounds of the temple. The Aani Alwar Utsavam is one and the Enaikappu is the other.



Vatapatrasayi Temple : Vatapatrasayi at the Temple of Vatapatrasayi in Tamil Nadu. In Srivilliputhur, this temple is one of the most prominent temples. This temple is considered one of the greatest places in the tradition of the Vaishnavites. Experts also said that the temple was built before 1 BC. The temple's other greatest significance is that this temple is mentioned in the famous of Brahmakaivatsa. It is true that during the time of Madurai Nayak there were renovations that took place in the temple.

Sathuragiri Hills : Probably one of the best tourist destinations in the entire state of Tamil Nadu is the Sathuragiri Hills. It is located 10 km from Srivilliputhur, the temple town. This region is mainly a panchayat region, and this place is named in such a way that the locals think the four Vedas met and shaped the hill. There are those who refer to the site as the Hill of Mahalingam. It is true that Sathuragiri is Lord Vishnu's abode.

Virudhunagar Tourist attractions

Shenbagathoppu : To protect the grizzled giant squirrel, the To protect the grizzled giant squirrel, the Shenbagathoppu Giant Squirrel Sanctuary was created. The place is located near Srivilliputhur's temple town and is also located in the south of the famous Palghat Gap. In addition, this place is considered as one of the best-reserved forest areas by the citizens of the state. There are a number of species that can be seen in the sanctuary, but the giant squirrels make this sanctuary more popular. Perhaps this is one of the endangered species in India as a whole and the focus on protecting this sort of endangered species has led to the birth of such a beautiful sanctuary. The sanctuary authorities are very vigilant as wildlife protection is difficult. Some steps are being taken, and in the near future, there are a few proposals that will be introduced by them. Kids just enjoy the place.

Irukkangudi: It is located on the eastern side of Sather, on the banks of Arjuna Nadi and Vaippar. Situated here is the famous Temple of Mariamman. For 21 days, the penguin festival is observed as a landmark in the south.The villagers have found Mother Amman's idol, installed the temple, and are doing pujas. She has been the goddess of the villagers since then, taking charge of their welfare. Beneath a lovely vimana is the sanctum sanctorum. Near to the sanctum are the Artha Mandap and Maha Mandap. There are Sri Nandeeswara and the post-Kodimaram flag on the line. Beneath the Arasa Maram is Lord Vinayaka. Vazha Vandha Amman and Rakachi Amman are in the west. In the northwest, Pechi Amman and Muppidari Amman are separate shrines.

Ayyanar Falls : Located on the eastern slopes of the Western Ghats, it offers great scenic beauty for nature to enjoy. The Ayyanar Falls form part of the eastern slopes of the southern Western Ghats. The monsoon rains in the area are the source of water for these falls. It is assumed that the cascade's water is very clean and therefore used for drinking purposes by the local villagers. These water bodies are also used by local farmers for irrigation in the surrounding areas. For visitors, the area near the Ayyanar falls is suitable for forest mountain climbing.

Itinerary

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Day 1 - Virudhunagar Sightseeing Day 2 - Virudhunagar Sightseeing