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Holidays in Tindivanam

It's simple — a life full of new adventures is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your bags and say hello to Tindivanam!

It sits 1,850 kilometres to the south of New Delhi, the capital of India.

Nothing else compares to collecting shells at the seaside. At some point during your trip, be sure to travel to Mamallapuram Beach, 75 kilometres to the northeast.

Whether you'd like to learn more about local culture or just sit back and relax in the peaceful atmosphere, the Mailam Murugan Temple is the place to visit.

Head 30 kilometres to the southeast and you'll come across Gvanagar. It's the home of some recommended attractions, such as the Auroville and the Sri Varadaraja Perumal Temple.

Heading to Paiyanur? This destination is 70 kilometres to the northeast. If you're setting up base here, make sure you visit the Shore Temple, Krishna's Butterball and the Arjuna's Penance. Also consider stopping by New Lighthouse and the Pancha Pandava Rathas.

Leave the planning to someone else and enjoy mingling with fellow travellers on some wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours.

Paragliding is about as close to flying as you can get. Overcome your fears and head for the sky for the time of your life!

Whether you're splashing in it, drifting on top of it or hurtling across it, not much beats spending time near the water. You can participate in various watersports here, including wind surfing and surfing.

Take a look at what's going on at the region's history museums and palaces. There are a number to choose from, so it's well worth doing some research!

If the weather outside is looking good, why don't you visit the surrounding area's open-air markets?

Get a better understanding of the region's fascinating past by paying a visit to the close by fortresses and historic palaces. Research their background beforehand or get some information from the most well-informed tour guide you can find.

If you're looking for an experience beyond the material world, think about visiting some local temples. It's a delightful opportunity to learn a bit about Tindivanam's religious traditions.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your appetite for both by getting out and tasting the local cuisine at the restaurants, cafés and bars across town.

This area has a unique cooking style centred on traditional ingredients and local tastes. You'll discover lentils and spices are commonly used in much of the fare.

When the locals talk about food, you might hear masala dosa (thin crepe with dips) or sambar (lentil and vegetable stew) mentioned once or twice. These signature recipes are part of the area's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-try list.

If you're in it for dessert, we don't think you'll be disappointed. Be sure to try shahi tukda (bread pudding), an enticing treat that's sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Held every year on the 26th of January, Republic Day occupies an important place in the hearts of the locals. It offers an excellent chance to discover the nation's past and have some fun while you're at it!

Chennai International Airport (MAA), the closest airport, is approximately 100 kilometres to the northeast from the middle of Tindivanam. Pick a route, pack up your bag and set an alarm clock — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!