Tours & Shopping

Sri Gokarneswarar Brahadambal Temple, Thirukokarnam, Pudukkottai - 16 Kilometers from Resort

Begin your journey at the magnificent Sri Gokarneswarar Brahadambal Temple, a Pallava period temple dating back to 7th-10th century AD. Here, the presiding deity, Shri Brahadambal, also known as Arakasu Amman, stands as the guardian deity of Pudukkottai, once ruled by the Tondaiman dynasty.

Porpanaikottai - 25 Kilometers from Resort

Your next stop takes you to Porpanaikottai, an archaeological site that boasts a history spanning over 4,000 years. Recent excavations have revealed remnants of an ancient iron smelting unit used for crafting weaponry.

Porpanaikottai Muneeswarar Temple - 22 Kilometers from Resort

Within a short distance, you'll find the Porpanaikottai Muneeswarar Temple. The awe-inspiring seven-foot-tall Muneeswarar idol is a guardian deity, and it's sculpted from a single stone, holding a powerful weapon. Legend has it that prayers to the statue of Kaliyamman in the temple can fulfill wishes for immediate marriage and childbirth.

Keeramangalam Sivan Kovil - 58 Kilometers from Resort

Take a detour to the Keeramangalam Sivan Kovil, home to an incredible 81-foot-tall idol of Lord Shiva, considered to be the largest statue in South India.

Sri Arulmigu Sathyagiri Natha Perumal Temple – Thirumayam - 12 Kilometers from Resort

Visit the Sri Arulmigu Sathyagiri Natha Perumal Temple in Thirumayam, one of the 108 Divya Desam Temples, and soak in the spiritual ambience.

Thirumayam Fort - 12 Kilometers from Resort

Explore the magnificent Thirumayam Fort, constructed in 1687 by Shri Vijaya Raghunatha Sethupathi, the Raja of Ramnad. The fort's construction sourced sand from the village of Nachandupatti, known for its quality lime mortar, or "saanthu" in Tamil.

Nachandupatti Nagara Sivan Kovil - 850 Meters from Resort

Just a stone's throw away, discover the stone-built Nachandupatti Nagara Sivan Kovil, a beautiful temple with a charming temple tank, renowned for its vibrant festivities and ceremonies.

Malaya Kovil - 4 Kilometers from Resort

A quick jaunt brings you to Malaya Kovil, a mesmerizing rock-cut temple dedicated to Lord Subramanya, with origins dating back to the 2nd century CE. Don't miss the exhilarating Malayakoil Jallikattu, a popular native bull sport that showcases the strength of the bull and the courage of the youth.

Nachandupatti Sunday Shandy (Sandhai) - 850 Meters from Resort

Don't forget to visit the Nachandupatti Sunday Shandy, where you can fill your cart with farm-fresh green vegetables, fruits, and local produce.

Nachandupatti Name Board - 1 Kilometer from Resort

Learn about the history of Nachandupatti, once known as Thirumalai Sam Uthiram. The village played a crucial role in the construction of the Thirumayam Fort, providing quality lime mortar. Over time, the name evolved to Nachandupatti.

Rukmini Gaushala - Nachandupatti - 1.2 Kilometers from Resort

Experience the cultural significance of Rukmini Gaushala, home to native breeds of cows. The cow dung from this Gaushala is used to make pure vibhuti, known as "Mandhiramavadhu Neeru," believed to possess remarkable healing properties.

KMPR HOUSE - Nachandupatti - 1.2 Kilometers from Resort

Step into history at KMPR HOUSE, an ancient Chettinad Palace adorned with intricate workmanship and opulence, built around 1870 AD.

Melavaasal Karuppar Temple - 2 Kilometers from Resort

Visit the Melavaasal Karuppar Temple, the guardian deity of villages surrounding Nachandupatti, nestled at the foot of a hillock with a scenic pathway flanked by white horses.

Idukku Malai Murugan Temple - 14 Kilometers from Resort

Enrich your spiritual journey by visiting the Idukku Malai Murugan Temple, known for its awe-inspiring landscape and the divine presence of Lord Murugan.