Madurai residency is perfect option for those who want to stay in Madurai city.Check out our great hotel deals and book online now .The Madurai Residency is madurai’s only  hotel offering a star luxurious experience for both business and leisure travel in Madurai, Tamilnadu.

 

 

Rooms and Suites and 90 Grande Deluxe/Premiere/Royal Rooms

 

Fine Dining  Indian multi cusine restaurant;The Library Bar and The Lobby Lounge:Swimmingpool, Rooftop restaurant.

 

We are the best hospitality hotel in Madurai.This hotel is close to Madurai Meenashi Amman Temple,  Bustand and Railwaystaion  making it the preferred choice of leisure and business tourists. The hotel offers easy access to Rameswaram as well as tourist attractions in and around Madurai. 

 

Madurai, the second largest city in Tamil Nadu and one of the state’s top destinations, is more than 3,500 years old and has remained a major center for Tamil culture and learning. The city is often referred to as the “Athens of the East” because of its similar architectural style, including many alleyways.

 

 

The Meenakshi Temple, a must-see south Indian temple, is the focal point of Madurai. Apparently, the city was built around the Shiva lingam that’s inside its sanctum. The temple complex covers 15 acres, and has 4,500 pillars and 12 towers. You could easily spend days in there, as it’s a “living temple” with a lot going on inside, including a constant stream of couples waiting to be married in its corridors. It’s a least worth visiting the temple once in the morning and again in the evening for the night ceremony.

 

 

 Puthu Mandapam, a 17th century pillared entrance hall opposite the Meenakshi Temple’s east tower.

 

 Tirumalai Nayak Palace

Tirumalai Nayak Palace is Madurai’s second biggest attraction. Built in 1636 by king Thirumalai Nayak, in Indo-Sarcenic style with the input of an Italian architect, it was his residential palace.

 

 

One of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in India, Saint Mary’s was first constructed in 1840 although the present structure was built in 1916. Its architecture, featuring two tall bell towers, blends various European and Continental styles. The cathedral is located on East Veli Street in Madurai.

 

 

Across the dry Vaigai River, housed in the Tamukkum Summer Palace of Nayak queen Rani Mangammal, is one of the seven museums in India dedicated to Gandhi. It contains a number of items used by him including a shawl, spectacles, yarn, and the bloodstained dhoti (loincloth) that he was wearing when he was assassinated in Delhi in 1948.

 

Thiruparankundram,Alagar Kovil, Theppakulam etc are next must vistit locations in and around madurai