Kailasanathar
Temple : At the Kailasanathar Temple
you will find the panel depicting Shiva and Parvathi
in the midst of one of their innumerable dance
competitions attractive. Pallava kings constructed
the temple in the 8th century. The architecture
of this temple is on the same lines as that of
the Shore Temple at Mamallapuram. Later in the
tour the imposing structure of the Kamakshi Amman
Temple is bound to impress you. The temple is
dedicated to goddess Parvathi in her guise as
Kamakshi, the goddess who accedes to all requests.
Go ahead and say your request.
You can visit the city anytime throughout the
year. The fairs and festivals add color to the
spectrum of temples at Kanchipuram. The brahmothsavam,
Garudothsavam and ratha festivals, which are
held in the months of January, April, and May
are important occasions for you to plan to trip
accordingly.
While at the religious center of Kanchipuram,
do not forget to pick up soveniopurs for one
and all from this "Silken Paradise".
The city is world renowned for the gorgeous
hand-woven silk sarees of myriad rich colors,
noted for their shine, finish and matchless
beauty. These spectacular creations are marketed
by a number of co-operative societies, located
all over the state are will be excellent gifts
for self and others. Shopping will hand in hand
with this religious center.
Further in the Varadaraja Temple, which has,
100-pillared hall was built by the Vijayanagar
kings will prove the mastery of its artists
to you. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu
and is worshipped as Devarajaswamy.
