There is a certain old world charm to Kanchipuram. At around an hour's drive from the Chennai airport at Meenambakam, this place is known for its temples and silk sarees. To this day people from all ...

Kanchipuram temple in Chennai is set to receive nearly 1 lakh devotees for a rare darshan of the Aththi Varadar deity, which reopens today after a gap of 40 years at Devarajaswamy Temple. The 12-foot ...

New Delhi: Kanchipuram, located nearly 72 km from Chennai in Tamil Nadu, stands as one of India’s most sacred and historically significant destinations. Popularly known as the City of Thousand Temples ...

Kanchipuram, the City of a Thousand Temples, attracts tourists and pilgrims with its magnificent temples, rich history as the Pallava capital, and spiritual significance as one of the Moksha-Puris.

Situated in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, Kanchipuram has become synonymous with the silk which was first crafted by Sage Markanda. If anybody has seen the critically acclaimed Tamil language ...

CHENNAI: The small village called Magaral, close to Kanchipuram, is known for its ancient and large Magaraleeshwarar (Siva) temple. Not many know that there is a Vishnu temple in the same place, also ...

The Thazhuva Kuzhaindishwarar is a small Siva temple in Padappai, which is mid-way between Chennai and Kanchipuram. There is a connection between this temple, the Kamakshi Amman temple in Mangadu (one ...

Kanchipuram was the Pallava capital from 3rd – 9th century CE, while Cholas ruled it from 10th to 13th century CE, followed by the Vijayanagara dynasty from 14th to 17th century CE. Under these ...