Best places: Historic sites in Kurumbadi, India

Indo-Saracenic palace, completed in 1912, with a grand durbar hall and weekly illuminations.

This well-known, historical temple with intricate carvings has been featured in many movies.

Hindu temple with carved-stone pillars & steps surrounding a pond for ceremonial baths.

Wooded deer park with nature trails leading to a spring thought to have healing powers.

👍👍 Probably one of the largest trees in the country, this ‘heritage’ banyan tree (Dodda aladamara) located on T. Narasipur Road near Varuna tank is nothing short of a celebrity. People from surrounding areas and neighboring districts are arriving in hordes to watch and picture nature’s wonder. During...

👍👍 Thasrak: where OV Vijayan's 'Khasakkinte Ithihasam' was born Thasrak, a village near Palakkad town, is the fabled land of Khasak, the setting of Malayalam novelist O V Vijayan's masterpiece 'Khasakkinte Ithihasam' (The Legends Of Khasak). A visit here offers a surrealistic experience to anyone who...

👍👍 Very peaceful place . Amusing and atractive views

👍 Karumadikkuttan ( കരുമാടിക്കുട്ടൻ) is the nickname of a Buddha statue found in Karumady near Alappuzha, Kerala, India.The name literally means boy from Karumady. This 3 feet tall, black granite statue,believed to be old as 9th to 14th century

👍👍 Awesome small village, nice roads.

👍 Looks adorable. Highly recommended for historical spot lovers. But my humble request to government, please give some additional importance to unknown places like this and highly needs to be maintained properly. Most of the parts are damaged, but looks good. Vast garden area is there. Can add childre...

👍 There's lot of monkeys waiting for your snacks. But it's beautiful and peaceful place.

Tourist spot with a storied ficus tree known for the steel chain hanging from its upper branches.

Venerable bungalow, built in 1667 by the Dutch from an earlier Portuguese fort, today a museum.

👍👍 I love my village

😐 Historically important place This manikkinar is the part of MAMANKAM

Historical landmark site featuring the ruins of Lal Mahal Palace & lush grounds.

Plaque marking spot where the body of renowned 18th-c. ruler Tipu Sultan was found after a battle.

👍👍 Accessible by car. It is the place where the founder of Bangalore is said to have died. It's 10km from magadi

👍👍 Recently got ASI permission to excavate more. The site is located ahead east border of Pudukkottai town. The only earliest structure found in Tamilnadu with Fort & Bastion structure. It may was a gold and other metalic furnace. The temple name known as porpanaikottai which means golden palm fort.

Boxy hilltop fortress sited above the Chandragiri River offering dramatic sunset views.