South India Temples|Temples of South India

The South India temple Tours has been the most prominent public institution in South India down the centuries. Until some decades ago, it was the centre of most of the people's activities, not only religious, but also educational, social and economic. Thousands of inscriptions engraved on its walls help in writing the history not only of these fanes but also of the land and the people. Manuscript records often fail, but there are the temples of south india inscriptions and temple traditions to rely upon.

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The concept of the South India temple Tours as a place of worship is common to the whole of India. It derives from the Vedas and the puranas and found expression in many ways before the first rock temple was excavated and the first structural temple built after.

In very early times certain trees and, among the megalithic people in the first millennium B.C., funerary monuments were venerated in the temples of south india.

This fact accounts for the differences in style between the temples of south india and the north. Incidentally, Agastya was also regarded as the personality who presided over the spread of Indian influence in south-east Asia.

The protestant faiths of Buddhism and Jainism, which arose in the sixth century B.C., also spread in the South India temple Tours. At different times, both were far more prominent than they are today, Jainism in particular.

Their spread is associated with the Maurvas. The imperial dynastyruling from Pataliputra, near Patna, who conquered parts of the south.

Their founder, Chandragupta, who had expelled the Greek garrisons that Alexander the Great had left behind in India and who made an empire from Afghanistan to the Brahmaputra, is believed to have ended his days as an ascetic on the hill of Sravanabelgola, now in Karnataka.

Temple tours to South India has become specialied across the world. His grandson, Ashoka (264-223 B.C.), introduced Buddhism into the south and also into Sri Lanka.

Tamil Nadu was not part of his empire, but his celebrated inscriptions say that he was on good terms with its kings.

South India Pilgrimage Tours
Arupadai Veedu Temple	7N / 8D
Navagraha Temple Tour	2N/3D
Pancha Bootha Stalangal	5N/6D
Saptha Mangai Stalangal	9N/10D
Aathara Stalam	5N/6D
Meenakshi Amman Temple	2N/3D
Mahabalipuram Temple	4N/5D
Srirangam Temple	2N/3D
Kabalieeshwar Temple	2N/3D
Brihadeeshwar Temple	2N/3D