Pudukkottai: Explore One Of South India's Oldest Human Settlements!

Some of the temples in Pudukottai are known for their beautiful architecture, and there are also several ancient temples in caves.

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Narthamalai

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Viralimalai

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Chithannavasal

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Avudaiyarkoil

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Avur Church

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Kunnandar Koil

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Kathubhava Pallivasal

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Kodumbaloor

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Malaiyadipatty

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Kudumiyanmalai

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