তামিলনাড়ু-এর জন্য সম্পূর্ণ পিনকোড নির্দেশিকা

The 1010 CE Chola masterpiece — UNESCO-listed, with the world's first granite vimana (66 m) and a single-stone shikhara weighing 80 tonnes.

England's first foothold in India — the 1644 East India Company fort that became the seed of modern Madras / Chennai.

India's second-oldest museum (1851) — Pallava and Chola bronzes, Amaravati marbles, and a celebrated Indo-Saracenic theatre.

Mylapore's 7th-century Shiva temple — Tamil Nadu's signature Dravidian gopuram in the heart of old Chennai.

8th-century Pallava granite temple complex on the Bay of Bengal — UNESCO-listed alongside the Five Rathas and Arjuna's Penance bas-relief.

13-km urban beach along Chennai's Bay of Bengal coast — the longest natural urban beach in India.

The 14-gopuram temple complex in the heart of Madurai — dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi (Parvati) and her consort Sundareswarar (Shiva).

The 'Queen of Hill Stations' in The Nilgiris at 2,240 m — colonial-era retreat with botanical gardens and a UNESCO mountain railway.

Queen of the Nilgiris at 2,240 m — colonial-era hill station, the Botanical Garden, Doddabetta peak, and the UNESCO-listed Nilgiri Mountain Railway.

One of the 12 Jyotirlingas and a Char Dham site — famous for the longest temple corridor in India and the 22 sacred wells inside the complex.

Neo-Gothic basilica over the tomb of St Thomas the Apostle — one of only three basilicas built atop an apostle's grave.

Dedicated to Lord Shiva (Apatsahayeswarar) · Dakshinamurthi

Dedicated to Lord Shiva (Agnipureeswarar) · Sukran

Dedicated to Lord Shiva (Naganatha Swamy) · Ketu

Dedicated to Surya (Sun God)

Dedicated to Lord Shiva (Kailasanatha) · Chandra