Best places: Tourist attractions in Palanjur, India

Colonnaded prayer halls & a gopura gate carved with figures at a long-standing Hindu temple.

Centuries-old Vishnu temple with an ornate gopura gate, a ceremonial chariot & stone carvings.

👍👍 This is a very old Shiva Temple with decent maintenance. Medium size Temple in a relatively big area. Enough parking space for both two and four wheelers. One can fully see the Temple in 20 minutes max. The well water is potable and infact tastier than packaged water. No eateries nearby. Bring...

👍👍 Vaitheeswaran Temple in Poovirndavalli,( The place of Jasmine flower) currently known as Poonamalee 20 KMs from Chennai is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva is worshipped as Vaidyanathar or Vaitheeswaran meaning the "God of healing" and it is believed that prayers to Vaitheeswaran can cur...

👍👍 Wonderful location. Not crowded at all. Can easily come to this location with 2 wheeler vehicle. No shops nearby for purchasing anything. Location is good and view of the Chembarambakkam reservoir is very nice. Fishing is allowed. Slightly windy.

👍👍 Chembarambakkam Lake Dam is an absolute gem that has carved a special place in my heart. My recent visit left me awe-inspired, and I feel compelled to share my experience. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the breathtaking sunset view. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky transforme...

Theme park featuring roller coasters, family rides & water attractions, including a wave pool.

😐 A different place giving a North Indian vibe. But nothing fascinating to visit again. The dinner is average. Nice places to get some photo shoot. The camel ride is a must try but it was awfully smelly. The magician and astrologer etc couldn't try as they only speak Hindi. Couldn't spot any visible c...

👍👍 Nice to visit during evening with family or couple

👍👍 Felt like mini Waterfalls

😐 The Third Commandment Arulmiku Soundarambikai Sametha Anganeeswarar Temple. Recently renovated and well maintained. We were blessed with darshan on 1st March 2022 Mahashivratri this year.