The only temple in Tamil Nadu dedicated to the Sun God, featuring shrines for all nine planetary deities. The spiritual center of your stay.

The "Big Temple" of Thanjavur, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a masterpiece of Chola architecture built by Raja Raja Chola I.

Renowned for its intricate stone carvings and chariot-shaped shrine, this UNESCO site is a gem of Dravidian architecture in Darasuram.

One of the six abodes (Arupadaiveedu) of Lord Murugan, situated on a hillock in Swamimalai, famous for its golden armor.

Dedicated to the "God of Healing", this temple is believed to cure diseases and is a major pilgrimage center for devotees.

The capital of the Cholas for 250 years, featuring a massive temple that rivals the Thanjavur Big Temple in grandeur.

A sprawling complex housing art galleries, a library, and the royal Durbar Hall, reflecting the Nayak and Maratha eras.

One of the oldest libraries in Asia, containing a rare collection of palm-leaf manuscripts and medieval texts.

A 17th-century Danish fortress in Tharangambadi facing the Bay of Bengal, showcasing unique colonial architecture.

The historic capital of the Early Cholas, mentioned in the Silappathikaram, featuring a museum of submerged heritage.

One of the world's largest mangrove forests, offering serene boat rides through a labyrinth of canals and rooted trees.

The lifeline of Tanjore, the river banks offered a peaceful retreat and are the site of many sacred bathing rituals.

A massive 6.2-acre water tank surrounded by shrines, considered the spiritual heart of Kumbakonam.

One of the largest lakes in Tamil Nadu, built by the Cholas, offering stunning sunsets and birdwatching opportunities.

A haven for migratory birds, this sanctuary is perfect for nature lovers seeking tranquility and wildlife photography.

An ancient port city beach where the Kaveri River meets the sea, known for its rocky shores and historical significance.

Known as the "Ozone Beach", it offers a unique view of the Danish Fort against the backdrop of the diverse blue sea.

A popular beach destination offering water sports, a boating club, and spectacular sunrise views over the Bay of Bengal.

Located near the famous Basilica, this busy beach is also known for its local markets and pilgrim gatherings.

One of the longest beaches in Asia, untamed and serene, perfect for long walks and enjoying potential boating activities.

A legendary culinary institution in Kumbakonam since 1913, famous for its aromatic degree coffee and traditional tiffin items.

A contemporary dining spot offering a refined mix of South Indian delicacies and North Indian favorites in a plush setting.

Famous for its authentic vegetarian meals served on banana leaves, offering the true taste of Thanjavur cuisine.

A serene garden restaurant known for its peaceful ambiance and delicious organic vegetarian spread.

For those seeking non-vegetarian delights, this spot is famous for its flavorful Seeraga Samba biryani.