Monuments in Madurai, Tamil Nadu
Famous for: Rare collection of ancient artifacts
Gandhi Museum is other prime attraction of Madurai and was set up to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi. He was the main founder of the museum and after his death, the complete care of the museum was ta...
Famous for: Indo-Saracenic style
In 1636 A.D., King Thirumalai Nayak presented Madurai with the unbeatableand incomparable gift to Madurai in form of Thirumalai Nayak Palace. The magnificent palace was constructed in very attra...
Famous for: Scenic views and for calm and peace atmosphere
Mariamman Teppakulam is situated at 5kms from Meenakshi Temple and is great attraction in form of huge tank. It is quite amazing to notice that the area covered by the tank and garden situated o...
Famous for: Charismatic views and its architectural style
Madurai is very rich in its unique religious monuments and Koodal Azhagar Temple is there in the city to add a lot. Its charismatic views and astonishing architectural style makes the temple out...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
Not only Madurai has lots of religious temples of Hindus, but it also has presents same respect for Muslims by having lots of mosques in its hub and Kazimar Big Mosque is one of them. Built by H...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
Architectural marvels are the main highlights of Madurai and St. Mary’s Church Madurai is best example to prove it. Constructed in the year 1840, the church is situated on East Velli Stree...
Famous for: Religious belief and stunning views at the time of Urs festival
Madurai is also too famous for Muslims’ religious site also and Goripalayam Dargah justifies it. It is among the most visited mosque and one of the largest mosques in the city. Built in th...
