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Thiruparankundram

From Sangam Age, Thiruparankundram which is Five km away from Madurai City is an important Heritage place of Tamilnadu. This place is typical for religious pluralism and the entire hillock in this historic place is famous for its JAIN Monuments, Brahmi Inscriptions and beds, Early Pandya Rock cut temples, Sacred Water bodies. This place is no1 important eight hills of Jains of Madurai and important Arupadai Veedu of Lord Muruga. Further it is also having the Sultan Sikkandar badhusha Dharka on the top of the hill.

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Theppakulam

Theppakulam / Madurai

Madurai Theppakulam (Vandiyur Mariamman Theppakulam) is one of the biggest Heritage Temple Tank of South India, constructed by the King Thirumalai Nayak during 1635. He named it as Thirumalai Nayakar Samuthiram.This heritage tank with the Center Mandapam exhibits beauty of...

Peraiyur

Peraiyur / Madurai

Peraiyur Heritage village is one the Sangam Village of Madurai District with its unique archaeological importance and Peraiyur Jamin is one of the 72 Jamin created during Nayak Dynasty. Here farmers traditionally grow Minor millets Kudiraivali and Varagu which is...

Arittapatti

Arittapatti / Madurai

The village is one of the important Heritage villages of Madurai District on the Traditional Trade Route of Tamilnadu with its history and archaeological evidence for more than 2000 years. The 2nd Century Brahmi Inscription in Natural Jain cave and...

Cholavandan

Cholavandan / Madurai

Cholavandan is situated on the banks of river Vaigai on the ancient trade route leading from Madurai to Dindigul. It had its good old name as Pahanur.It seems to have been changed into a Brahmadeya (Brahmin settlement) after the name...

Samanamalai

Samanamalai / Keelakuilkudi

The name of the hill itself explains its association with Jainism. This hill lies near the village Keelakuilkudi, 15km west of Madurai Nagamalai Pudukottai. Jainism existed here from 300 BC with the Brahmi inscription belongs to 200 BC. In this...

Vikramangalam

Vikramangalam / Madurai

This historic Vikramangalam village which exists 25 km west of Madurai (Melakkal to Usilampatti Road) on the traditional trade route of Chera country is flourished well as important Trade centre from 11th Century. This village is having more than 1000...

Vilachery

Vilachery / Madurai

Vilachery village is one of the important. Heritage village of Madurai famous for its intangible Heritage.The irrigation channel namely NILAIYUR CHANNAL is a Heritage channel which was developed by the historic Pandiya rulers of Madurai . This message is mentioned...

Yanaimalai

Yanaimalai / Madurai

Yanaimalai is located ten kilometers east of Madurai on trunk road leading to Thiruchirappalli. There has a continuous historical importance with its historical monuments and other sources of cultural ethos since the Sangam age. There is a natural cavern of...

Karunkalakudi

Karunkalakudi / Madurai

Karunkalakudi, Thirusunai, Tharukakudi,and Chokkalingapuram historical Villages of Karungalakudi Heritage Circuit exists in the Sangam age Traditional Trade route leading to Thondi, Rameswaram. These places have the evidence of Prehistoric period Paintings, Second Century Brahmi inscriptions and structural temple of Pandya...

AlagarMalai

AlagarMalai / Madurai

Historic Alagar Malai koil which exists 24 km north to the Madurai City on the traditional Trade route of Uraiyur of Chola country to Madurai of Pandya Country. The Jain Cave in Alagarmalai is having Pre historic paintings Jain beds...

Devankurichi

Devankurichi / Madurai

Devankuruchi is an archaeology site located near to T.Kallupatti and 40 km far from Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. Devankurichi is a small village on the road towards Peraiyur. The Devankurichi hill is a symbol of spirituality as one can see...

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Historic_Villages_of_Alagar_Chithirai_Festival / Madurai

Festivals as intangible heritage unite the people. Madurai Chitra Festival is one such important festival which designed to unite the people practicing Saivism, Vaisnavism and Islam by the King Thirumalai Nayak during 16 Century. King Thirumalai Nayak integrated the...