South India Temple Tour | A Spiritual Journey Highlights
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Enjoy a spiritual vacation in South India as you explore some of its most serene temples, from Tirupati's Tiruamali to Trivandrum's Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
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Explore and spend time in peace at one of the most visited and wealthiest religious sites in the world, Tirumala Temple in Tirupati, for its spiritual significance.
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See the stunning Arunachaleswarar Temple in Thiruvannamalai, known to be among the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams, representing the five elements.
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Spend time at Ranganathaswamy Temple in Tiruchirapalli and see Rajagopuram, its main entrance tower, one of the tallest temple towers in Asia.
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Visit Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram and admire its Dravidian architecture and the reclining pose of Anantha Shayanam.
South India Temple Tour | A Spiritual Journey Overview
About the South India Temple Tour:
Find a deeper sense of spirituality and attainment with the South India Temple Tour. It is a 12 day sojourn which takes you across ancient temples and shrines in Chennai, Tirupati, Kanchipuram, Mamallapuram, Tiruvannamalai, Pondicherry and other Southern cities.
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- ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. PAN card will not be considered as a valid address proof.
- Most South Indian temples require visitors to dress conservatively. Men typically need to wear dhotis or trousers with shirts, while women should to wear sarees, long skirts, or churidars.
- Footwear must be removed before entering the temple premises. It's advisable to carry a pair of socks if you are uncomfortable walking barefoot.
- Many temples do not allow photography inside the sanctum sanctorum or within the temple premises. Always check and respect these rules to avoid any issues.
- Be mindful of the temple rules regarding offerings and donations.
- Temples are places of worship and meditation. Keeping noise to a minimum is essential to respect the sanctity of the environment.
- Follow the queue systems for darshan (viewing the deity). Do not push or rush; patience is appreciated.
- Smoking, alcohol, and other intoxicants are strictly prohibited within temple premises.
- Many temples do not allow leather items such as belts, wallets, or bags. It is best to leave them behind or use alternatives.