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Tamil Nadu is the land of the Tamils and it has a history that dates back to several thousand years. It is a land where traditions and culture blend and continue to live in harmony. The state abounds in monuments and temples that are ancient and each has its own story of religious, artistic and cultural accomplishment and specialty waiting to be heard.

Are there answers to be found on its beaches and hill stations as they welcome the traveler? We are sure you will form your own opinions and have your own perceptions as we welcome you to this enchanting and ancient Dravidian land, in the extreme south of peninsular India.

Tamil Nadu has a long coastline that stretches nearly a 1000 kms. The Coromandel Coast, along the Bay of Bengal, boasts of many ideal locations for sun and surf. Golden sands of the beach are dotted with coconut palm and casuarina groves.

The sea washes ashore pebbles and shells and the gentle breeze sways the yachts and catamarans into the deeper waters of the sea and the waters form small dunes on the shore. Crabs play hide-and-seek by coming out of one burrow, and taking refuge in another.

Sea gulls hover in the sky and then rest on the sails of the fishing boats. There are many more breathtaking sights that will please you and hold you spell bound in Tamil Nadu.

Enjoying a long coastline with a large number of excellent beaches dotted along the shores of the Bay of Bengal is Tamilnadu. Tamilnadu is considered as the Gateway to South India. Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and the former French colony of Pondicherry are its neighbouring states. The river Kaveri sanctifies the land before forming a delta into the Bay of Bengal at Kaverpoopattinam (Poompuhar).

The proximity to the sea established the Tamil country on the maritime map of the world even before the dawn of the Christian era. The enterprising Tamils carried on a prosperous trade with Imperial Rome and with ancient Egypt and Greece.

Along with the commercial activity, the fragrance of their ancient civilization and the Dravidian culture also spread to distant lands.

The four centuries of Chola rule, hailed as the age of grandeur in the history of South India, enriched the glory of Tamilnadu in several ways. Magnificient temples came up in multitudes, the most stupendous among them being the Brihadeeshwara temple at Tanjore.

The Gopurams(towers), some of the finest examples of Dravidian art, raised the Gods storey upon storey, to accomplish by their sheer beauty, the heights of excellence. It is rightly said of the Cholas that they conceived like giants and finished like jewellers.

Tamil Nadu has been the center of the Dravidian culture and tradition. It has also been an immortal pioneer of peace and knowledge.

Tamil Nadu tourism has lot in its stores for its visitors, majestic wildlife, alive in its densely populated jungles, rich culture, sculpted temples and golden beaches, that make

Tamil Nadu one of the most sought after destinations. The people of Tamil have great respect for culture and interest in music, dance and literature.

Classical dancing in the form of Bharatnatyam is still alive in the temples of the South East, and is followed with a lot of fervor and dedication in Tamil Nadu. Carnatic music is another art form which is deeply rooted in the culture of Tamil Nadu, producing artists of great repute.

Welcome to Tamil Nadu and may you enjoy your stay!

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