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South India Pilgrimage Tourism Packages has lost interest in all its splendour, at once huge and overwhelming and yet humble in its exquisite beauty - the pilgrimage to the Char Dhams is the experience that will stay with you and beyond.

Take A Temple Tours in South India

Amazing temples. Churches. Synagogues. Mosques. Where else can you see some of the world’s most breathtaking ancient and modern wonders…but in South India? The South India Temple Tours will let you stand in awe as you visit some of the world’s most splendid architectures. And as you will learn, India is rich in religions and cultures that you won’t find anywhere else in the world.

You have no idea what splendor awaits you in South India’s exotic countryside. Home to mankind’s most amazing temples, your personal tour operator will share the history of each place you visit, the cultures who live, and lived, there, and the countryside you travel through.

No matter if you’re on a pilgrimage, or want to learn more about the true architectural beauty of South India, the all-inclusive South India Temple Tour is the vacation you need to take. All you have to do is bring your camera and your spirit, because everything - from your transportation, accommodations for six days and seven nights and some of your meals - is taken care of in the package. Your personal tour operator is also included in the cost of your tour package.

6 Nights / 7 Days

Day 1 - Arrival Chennai (Madras)

Upon your arrival at the Chennai International airport you will be greeted at a reception and then be transferred to the hotel. Chennai - one of the largest cities in India-- is the capital of the State of Tamilnadu.

Children Playing at Beach

Temples of Kanchipuram

Day 2 - Chennai - Kanchipuram - Mahabalipuram

After breakfast you will drive about 40 miles to the far temple city, Kanchipuram. It is among the "sevens holy cities of" India. Kanchipuram was the capital of the Pallava, the Chola and the Vijayanagar kings. While the country is dotted with fabulous temples, you will visit the three most important temples in South India: the Kailasanatha temple, the Vaikunthaperumal temple, as well as the Ekambareshwara temple. Kanchipuram is also very well known for its hand woven silk materials. You’ll then drive to Mahabalipuram which is well known for its 7th century Five Rathas. These are the world's largest stone relief. You’ll then arrive and be transferred to your hotel. You’ll have the rest of the afternoon free to rest on the beach.

Day 3 - Mahabalipuram

After breakfast you will start your tour by visiting the 7th-century Shore temple which is surrounded by lush gardens. In addition you’ll visit the 7th- century Five Rathas, which are the world's largest stone relief; Bhagiratha’s Penance, a 1900-square-foot rock block; and rock cut caves from the 6th and 7th centuries. In the evening, you can explore this small town, where you can also see the soap stone workers making designs and sculptures with chisel and hammer. You will stay overnight in Mahabalipuram.

Rock Relief of Ganga in Mamallapuram

The Beach Promenade of Pondicherry

Day 4 - Mahaballipuram - Pondicherry - Tanjore (Thanjavur)

After breakfast, you will drive to Tanjore. En route you’ll visit Pondicherry, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram and the city Auroville, which covers more than 2000 acres. Today also, you can see the influence of French rule in Pondicherry, because the Frenchmen strongly were represented here until 1954. Many residents still speak French in addition to Tamil. You’ll then continue on to Tanjore where you’ll be transfered to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 5 - Tanjore - Trichy (Trichurapalli)

After breakfast you’ll visit the 9th-century Brihadeshwara Temple. This temple gave Tanjore it’s name of the “Jewel of South India”. The temple - dedicated to the God Shiva - features a 200-foot-high tower shaped like a pyramid. It is crowned by a heavy cupola weighing 88 tons. You’ll also visit Raja Rajan Art Gallery which houses bronze statues of the 9th through 16th centuries. You’ll continue on to Trichy where you’ll be transferred to your hotel for refreshment and rest. During the afternoon you’ll visit the famous Rock Fort Temple that is carved out of rock that is about 300 feet high. Wear your walking shoes because you’ll have to climb 345 steps to get to the top of the temple. Once there, you will have a wonderful view of the city. You’ll also have time to visit Srirangam, home to 21 temple towers on an island in the Kaveri River. The Ranganathasvami temple, dedicated to God Vishnu, is one of the largest temples in South India and is famous for its beautiful sculptures. After that, you will visit the Jambukeshwara temple, dedicated to God Shiva, and one of the oldest and largest in Tamil Nadu with five walls and seven Gopurams (soaring towers).

Brihadeshvara Temple Complex, Tanjore

Gol Gumbaz of Bijapur

Day 6 - Trichy - Madurai

Close view of Meenakshi
Temple

After breakfast you will drive to Madurai where you’ll be transferred to your hotel for refreshment and rest. Madurai is home to many: Pilgrims, beggars, business persons, cow vehicles and many awaiting Rickshaw drivers. It is one of the oldest cities of South India and a center for Pilgrimage. The main attraction which lies in the middle of town is the Sri Meenakshi Temple. It was built during the 17th century in the Dravidian style with many Gopurams (soaring temple towers)and features colorful pictures of God, Goddesses, animals and mystical figures. Religious ceremonies take place here from early morning to late night. Pilgrims from all over the world visit here and sometimes up to 10000 persons are at the Temple. One of the largest temple complexes of India, within the Sri Meenakshi Temple is a market. Evenings you can pursue a temple ceremony. You’ll also have time to visit the 16th-century Thirumalai Nayak Palace before retiring at your hotel for an overnight stay in Madurai.

Day 7 - Madurai - Chennai

You’ll have an early breakfast and then a 6:30 a.m. transfer to the airport to board your flight to Chennai. Upon your arrival in Chennai, you will have time to visit Madras, a pulsating city home to over 6 million residents. Because many south Indian feature films are shot here, the town is called the "Hollywood of India". On the city excursion, you will see the Kapaleshvara temple, which is dedicated to God Shiva and is a good example if the colorful south Indian temple architecture. After that you will visit the Fort St. George which was the trade post during 1639. You’ll also visit the 16th century St. Thomas Church. At the National Museum, you will see sculptures out of the Pallava, Pandava and Chola time. Your excursion also includes a visit to the National Art Gallery and Marina Beach. After that you will return to your hotel for dinner. After dinner you will be transferred to Chennai international airport for your journey home.

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