Tamil Nadu, literally meaning “Tamil Country” is one of the 28 states of India.With its capital in the sprawling city of Chennai, Tamil Nadu lies in the southernmost part of the Indian Peninsula and is bordered by the union territory of Pondicherry, and the states of Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Bound by the Eastern Ghats in the north, the Nilgiri, the Anamalai Hills, and Kerala on the west, by the Bay of Bengal in the east, the Gulf of Mannar, the Palk Strait in the south east, and by the Indian Ocean in the south, it beckons to the culturally conscious, keen for a diverse experience!
With a melange of diverse places to visit in Tamil Nadu, you have but to ensconce yourself in one of the strikingly furnished rooms or suites done up in vivid shades, in Heritage Hotels Tamil Nadu with their all-encompassing infrastructure of culinary delights, leisure activities et al, before embarking on a delightful voyage of discovery!
Give yourself a rare treat at the Dansborg Archaeological Museum with its fascinating collection of curios and artefacts dating back to the Danes; fossils of early centuries, coins, fish bones, Chinese porcelain and weapons, rare paintings of Maratha kings and palm leaf manuscripts vie for attention.
Paying obeisance at the 700 year old unique Pandyan Masilamani Nathar Temple combining Chinese architecture with Tamil architectural techniques, swimming, boating along coastal villages, bird-watching, or celebrating the congregation of humanity near the 400-year old Danish Fort, with ice-cream vendors, balloon-sellers and snack stalls, augur an auspicious stay.
With a melange of diverse places to visit in Tamil Nadu, you have but to ensconce yourself in one of the strikingly furnished rooms or suites done up in vivid shades, in Heritage Hotels Tamil Nadu with their all-encompassing infrastructure of culinary delights, leisure activities et al, before embarking on a delightful voyage of discovery!
Give yourself a rare treat at the Dansborg Archaeological Museum with its fascinating collection of curios and artefacts dating back to the Danes; fossils of early centuries, coins, fish bones, Chinese porcelain and weapons, rare paintings of Maratha kings and palm leaf manuscripts vie for attention.
Paying obeisance at the 700 year old unique Pandyan Masilamani Nathar Temple combining Chinese architecture with Tamil architectural techniques, swimming, boating along coastal villages, bird-watching, or celebrating the congregation of humanity near the 400-year old Danish Fort, with ice-cream vendors, balloon-sellers and snack stalls, augur an auspicious stay.
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