How is the road from Bangalore to Madurai?
By Road: Madurai is very well connected by roads. The driving distance to Madurai from Bengaluru is 437 km. There are plenty of buses which ply from Bengaluru to Madurai and vice versa. Route 1: Bengaluru – Hosur – Krishnagiri – Dharmapuri – Salem – Namakal – Dindigul – Madurai, via NH44.
Is Madurai worth visiting?
Home to the famous Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai’s deep rooted history, rich culture, many attractions and incredible food makes Madurai a vibrant and exciting travel destination worth visiting. It also proved to be incredibly rich in culture and history.
Why is Madurai called Sleepless City?
Madurai is popularly called ‘Thoonga Nagaram,’ the city that never sleeps. That nickname justifiably describes its night life. The number of patients coming to us with either primary or secondary sleep disorder is an indication of that, and it is time to have a massive sleep advocacy campaign in this city,” says C. P.
What is famous in Madurai for shopping?
Cotton fabrics, hand-woven silk and batik textiles, bell-metal lamps, bronze images, wood and stone carvings are some of the things to shop for in Madurai. East Masi street, South Avani Moola and Town Hall Road are some of the most prominent shopping areas.
Why is Hosur called Little England?
It is said that during the British rule, the English felt that the climate of Hosur strikingly resembled their homeland so much that it was called ‘The Little England’ of India. The entire town of Hosur can be seen from this hill top.
Which is the highest hill station in Karnataka?
Top 7 hill stations in Karnataka you must visit
- BR Hills. Biligiriranga Hills, shortened to the BR Hills, is a high mountain range in Chamarajanagar.
- Kemmanagundi. Kemmanagundi is a gorgeous and pretty hill station, located on the Baba Budan range.
- Coorg (Madikeri)
- Chikmagalur.
- Male Mahadeshwara Betta.
- Agumbe.
- Nandi Hills.