Mark your calendar now and plan a trip to Madurai to witness the grand Float Festival in 2020. Madurai Float Festival is one of the grandest festivals of South India, which is observed every year on the full moon night of the Tamil month, Thai, which falls between mid-January and mid-February. Madurai Float Festival is one of the most remarkable festivals of Madurai, celebrated with lights, lamps, fireworks, and richness of culture and traditions.
Making a trip to Tamilnadu during the Pongal Festival is a truly rewarding experience where you can explore the vibrant culture and traditions of the state, witness the real Pongal fervor and discover some of the most beautiful places of the state. Here is our pick of best places to visit in Tamilnadu to spend the Pongal holidays. All you need to do is pick the best from it that suits you.
Pongal Festival in Tamil Nadu is the major festival of Tamil Nadu and also the Harvest Festival of Tamilnadu, dedicated to Sun God, thanking him for the agricultural abundance and is celebrated with great religious fervor. This is a four-day festival that usually commences January every year during the month January. This festival days is considered as an auspicious occasion to start new ventures.
The Arudhra Darisanam or the Thiruvathirai vrata is one of the major festivals in all Shiva temples celebrated annually during the day of Makaram-Thiruvadhirai star in the Tamil month of Margazhi. The Arudhra Dharisanam is celebrated in a grand manner in 5 Sabhas of Lord Shiva in Tamilnadu. This auspicious day usually falls between the months of December and January and this year 2020, the Arudhra Dharshan is going to be celebrated on 10th January 2020.
Get ready to embark on a trip in this joyous month of January through the spellbinding destinations of South India that takes you to whole new experiences and promises you with unforgettable memories. Have a look at our pick of Best Places To Visit In South India In January 2020 for you.
The history of Tamil and Tamil Nadu without Madurai is impossible. One of India’s greatest temples Madurai Meenakshi Amman, exquisite interiors of Thirumalai Nayak Mahal, historic tales of Gandhi Museum, architectural excellence of Koodal Azhagar Temple, and one of the six abodes of Lord Murugan – Pazhamudir Solai are found in the “Pancha Sthala” land of Madurai.
The Festival of Lights, Diwali or Deepavali is the much-awaited festival for everyone, right from children to the grownups and It’s an occasion for prosperity and family togetherness. Check out these diverse destinations and ways to celebrate Diwali for a memorable time. Make this Diwali Special for you by South Tourism’s amazing Diwali tour packages at affordable prices and wishes you and your family A Very Happy Diwali!
Tamil Nadu is a safe haven for travelers all around the world. With deep-rooted tradition and a friendly population, this southern state tops the foreign tourist visits. Temples like the majestic Madurai Meenakshi Amman, meticulous Brihadeeswara, towering Sri Rangam, scenic Shore Temple, and recently Athi …
There is always a connection between good food and romance. To bring back those butterflies or start a new bonding, food, and travel help couples a lot. There is always a chance to unveil great emotions during dinner time. Here are six delicious destinations in …
Event Date: July 24 to August 4, 2019 Place: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. A 12 day-long festival in Madurai unites altruistic souls to make Vaigai River beautiful again! The historic land brims with this alluring event full of positive minds, which began with the worship …
