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History of: |
1800 years approx |
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Population: |
9.30 Lac |
Coimbatore is the third largest city in Tamilnadu, With a population
of more than 15 lakhs. There are more than 30,000 tiny small, medium
and large industries and textile mills. The city is known for its
entrepreneurship of its residents. The climate is comfortable round
the year.
The city is situated on the banks of the river Noyyal. Coimbatore
existed even prior to the 2nd Century AD as a small tribal village
capital called Kongunad until it was brought under Chola control in
the 2nd or 3rd Century AD by Karikalan, the first of the early Cholas.
When Kongunad fell to the British along with the rest of the state,
its name was changed to Coimbatore and it is by this name that is
knoen today, except in Tamil, in which it is called Kovai.
Major Attractions
The city of Coimbatore is
one of the largest cities in Tamil Nadu and is situated on the banks
of the river Noyyal. It is also referred to as the �Manchester of
South India�. The city is a perfect destination for spending a
vacation because of its wonderful picturesque places. The city has
also a large number of clubs to chill out.
Nearby
Excursions
Madhumalai Wildlife
Sanctuary
The sanctuary has a rich bio-diversity and is situated between the
Bandipur and Annamalai sanctuaries and forms a part of the Nilgiri
Biosphere reserve. It is one of the oldest wildlife sanctuaries in the
Country, the major attraction being the elephant. Other animals that
abound the sanctuary include Tigers, Leopards, Elephants, Deer, and
Snakes.
Kodaikanal
It is situated 138 km from Coimbatore at the top of Palini Hills and
is one of the most poplar hill stations in South India. Kodaikanal has
some picturesque places to visit like Bear shola falls, Silver
cascade, Kodai Lake, Bryant park, Coaker's Walk and Kukkai caves.
Annamalai Wildlife Sanctuary
The sanctuary situated along the Western Ghats has an exotic
collection of fauna which includes elephant, gaur, tiger, panther,
sloth bear, pangolin, black headed oriole, green pigeon and civet cat.
The sanctuary also has a large number of crocodiles in its Amaravathy
reservoir.
Thirumurthy Dam
The dam is situated at the foothills of the Thirumurthy Hills and is
about 20 km from Udumalpet. There is a perennial stream which flows by
the side of the Amalingeswarar temple which gives an additional beauty
to the place.
Fun Festives
The Mariamman festivals, at
the city�s numerous Amman temples, is a major event in summer. This is
one of the most popular festivals celebrated along with Koniamman
temple car festival. Car festivals at the Karamadai temple and The
famous Avinashi temple attract a large attendance.
Traditional Hindu festivals like Pongal, Deepavali are major events.
Ayudha pooja is an important festival. All commercial establishments
are cleaned, painted, machines and vehicles washed, concluding with a
pooja. Other religious occasions like Ramzan and Christmas are also
observed by the city.
Distance
from major cities
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Madurai |
241 Kms |
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Calicut |
188 Kms |
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Kochi |
174 Kms |
How to reach there
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Peelamedu Airport is well connected
with Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Chennai & many major cities of
India. |
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Coimbatore has 2 Railway Stations and
is well connected with all major states & cities of India. |
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Coimbatore is well connected by roads
and has a well developed road network. |
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