Kundrakudi Arulmigu Shanmuganathan Temple - We will pick you up from Hotel, Airport or Railways station at Madurai. Embark on an enriching journey as we depart from Madurai for the culturally rich village of Chettinad. Our comfortable drive sets the stage for a day filled with exploration and discovery.
Arrive at Madurai and visit Kundrakudi Murugan Temple which is set up in a very small hill where Muruga appears with his wives Lord Valli and Deivanai. The Murugan statue is set up with six faces and hence he is called as “Lord Shanmuga”. This temple is also called as ‘Mayil Malai’, ‘Mayurachalam’.

Pillayarpatti Temple Road - Visit of the oldest Cave Temples (Rock Cut) of Tamilnadu dedicated to lord Ganesha and installed by saint Adi Shankaracharya. Karpagam is a kin to the Kalpavruksh or the wish-fulfilling tree, also known as the tree of life in Hinduism and Buddhism.

Athangudi - Aatangudi Tiles Factory:
Experience the craftsmanship firsthand as we visit the renowned Aatangudi Tiles Factory. Discover the traditional techniques behind the creation of these exquisite tiles, celebrated for their durability and aesthetic appeal.

Karaikudi - Following to visit Bronze Artifacts: Karaikudi is a hub for traditional bronze casting, with skilled artisans crafting intricate bronze sculptures using age-old techniques. The town is home to several bronze workshops and galleries where visitors can admire and purchase a wide range of bronze artifacts, including idols of Hindu deities, figurines, and decorative items.Exploration of the Chettinad House: Explore various sections of the Chettinad house, including the main courtyard, living areas, kitchen, dining hall, and prayer room. Each room is adorned with ornate furnishings, antique artifacts, and traditional artwork, showcasing the opulence and grandeur of Chettinad heritage.

Kanadukathan - It is a village located in the Chettinad region of Tamil Nadu. It offers visitors a glimpse into rural life in Chettinad. Surrounded by lush greenery and agricultural fields. This village provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of urban areas.

Karaikudi - It is also known as Chettinad Raja Palace, is an architectural gem located in Kanadukathan village in the Chettinad region renowned for its opulent architecture, blending elements of Dravidian, Colonial, and European styles. This palace showcases exquisite craftsmanship and intricate detailing. It was once the residence of the Chettinad Raja, the head of the Nagarathar community, who played a significant role in the economic and cultural development of the region. Today, parts of the Chettinad Palace have been converted into a museum and heritage hotel, allowing visitors to explore its architectural splendor and learn about its history.

Pallathur - Explore the village and its surroundings, soaking in the rural charm and natural beauty. It is a historic landmark known for its architectural beauty and cultural significance. Explore the village and learn about thier daily routine.Take a leisurely stroll through the village streets, observing the traditional houses and local life.

Thirumayam Fort - This fort is of great historical significance and was an important stronghold of rebel chieftains in the Polygar Wars. Oomathurai, the brother of Panchalankurichi and chieftain Kattabomman was captured in this fort. The fort is locally known as Oomayan Kottai(fort of the dumb).

Karaikudi - Karaikudi boasts several ancient temples that are steeped in history and architectural splendor.These temples attract devotees and tourists alike with their beautiful architecture, elaborate carvings, and religious significance.You may also enjoy a traditional meal prepared by local villagers, featuring flavorful dishes such as Chettinad chicken curry, fish fry, and spicy vegetable curries around the temple.

Madurai - Later drive back to Madurai. Arrive at Madurai and we will drop you at your preferred location or hotel.