Tirunelveli

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Often described as the Spa of South India, Tirunelveli's Agasthiar Falls is famous for their medicinal properties originating from the herbal plants surrounding the Western Ghats. This is one of the most frequently visited places for both relaxation and adventure. Papanasam Falls: Located in the Western Ghats, these falls are not only picturesque, but also have religious significance. If you are gearing up for the Tirunelveli trip, one of the famous sweets that you should definitely taste is Tirunelveli Halwa. This sweet dish is renowned throughout India and is made from wheat, ghee, and sugar. The city has many ancient structures and colonial buildings reflecting the diverse historical influences.

The city feels proud of the 'Nellaiappar Temple', which is the largest Shiva temple in the state. The temple complex is the main attraction of the city of Tirunelveli. Also visit other temples like Vishwamitra Temple, Thirupudaimaruthur Temple, and Suyambulinga Swamy Temple.

Tirunelveli is also known for its local handicrafts, and you can't leave town without shopping for handicrafts. A good place to shop is the Poompuhar Handicraft Sales Mall, as it has a wide variety of items at reasonable prices. Don’t forget to buy the famous Tirunelveli Iruttu Kadai Halwa, a sweet pudding that is world-famous.
Tirunelveli is famous among tourists for its rich cultural heritage and culinary delights. Whether a history lover, nature lover, or a foodie, Tirunelveli has something for everyone, and the city maintains some ancient traditions along with picturesque landscapes, rendering it a unique and distinguished place within Tamil Nadu.
Top places to visit in and around Tirunelveli include Koonthankulam Bird Sanctuary, Kalakkad Mundathurai Tiger Reserve, Kappal Matha Church, Keezha Thiruvenkatanathapuram, Sri Varadharaja Perumal Temple, and Keezha Tirupathi.
Visit and get rejuvenated with marvellous creations of nature like the Upper Kodaiyar, a verdant forest; Agasthiyar Falls; and Manimuthar Falls.