Tamil Nadu Tourism

Right from beautiful beaches to ancient temples, a Tamil Nadu Tour in India is sure to throw up many delightful surprises for its visitors to remember. Interspersed with the Tamilnadu tourist attractions is its rich history that is simply fascinating. It is indeed common to see tourists devouring every little detail offered by the tourist guides or the locals.

Tamil Nadu Tour will also introduce you to the state's rich culture that amazes visitors from all across the world. Be it a Bharatanatyam performance or a shopping tour around some of its colorful markets, you will see that the culture of Tamil Nadu is reflected in everything you can see around you. Indeed, nothing can beat the splendor of this Indian state that has remained in perfect touch with its roots even as it makes giant strides in the modern world.

Tamil Nadu is reflected in everything you can see around you. Indeed, nothing can beat the splendor of this Indian state that has remained in perfect touch with its roots even as it makes giant strides in the modern world. Tamil Nadu is reflected in everything you can see around you. Indeed, nothing can beat the splendor of this Indian state that has remained in perfect touch with its roots even as it makes giant strides in the modern world.

Country – India

Capital: Chennai

Formation: 1 November 1956

Chief Minister: Edappadi K. Palaniswami (AIADMK)

Deputy Chief Minister: O. Panneerselvam (AIADMK)

Time zone: UTC+05:30 (IST)

Literacy: (2011) 80.33%

Sex Ratio: (2019) 996

Geography

Location: Southern India, bordered by union territory of Puducherry, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.

Climate:Tropical; rainy, warm, cloudy. April- June are the hottest, November- February is the coolest. Heavy monsoon between October to December.

Terrain: The western, southern and the north-western parts are hilly. Nilgiri Hills on the western and eastern Ghats.

Area:130,060 km2

Highest point: 2,256 meters

People:

Population:72,147,030 (2011)

Nationality: Indian

Ethnic groups: Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayali, Badaga, Marathi, Saurashtra

Religions: Hinduism (87.58%), Christianity (6.12%), Islam (5.86%), Jainism (0.12%), Sikhism (0.02%), Buddhism (0.01%), 2011 census)

Languages: Tamil (Official), English (Additional official)

Getting There

By Air The airport is only 7 Kms from the city

By Train Chennai has three major railway stations. Pick the most appropriate one.

By Bus Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminal (CMBT) has the buses connecting to major cities and towns in Tamil Nadu

Climate Advice

Avoid travelling between April to June because of extreme heat. Best time to visit is during winters between November to February. Carry an umbrella while travelling anytime between November to February.