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THE STUDY OF HILL TOURISM IN TAMIL NADU: A GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE

    3 Author(s):  K. SELVAM , P. GANGAI , A. GANESH

Vol -  6, Issue- 7 ,         Page(s) : 54 - 66  (2015 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Tamil Nadu is situated in the southern part of the Indian Peninsula has over 20 centuries of cultural heritage and historic significance. The foremost of attractions in the state are its impressive temples, which are true edifices of a great and ancient culture vibrant and lively even today. Subsequently only to the pilgrimage and heritage locations in Tamil Nadu comes the scenic beauty of nature in and around the state in the form of forests, wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations and the long bio-diverse coastline. These locations provide immense opportunities for sightseeing, pleasure and leisure, to the visitors of various categories including adventure tourists. Tamil Nadu is a multi destination State with multifarious tourist attractions. In the present study an attempt is made to describe the Hill Station Tourism in Tamil Nadu.

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