Local Attraction
archana residency
Local Attraction
With its strategic location, Archana Residency allows you to explore the diverse attractions around Viluppuram, from historic sites to natural wonders, ensuring that your stay is filled with enriching experiences.
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Gingee Fort
(Senji Fort)
Located about 35 kilometers from Viluppuram, Gingee Fort is one of the most impressive historical sites in Tamil Nadu. Known as the "Troy of the East," this 16th-century fort offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore the fort's three hills, royal palaces, temples, and intricate fortifications.
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Auroville
Located about 35 kilometers from Viluppuram, Gingee Fort is one of the most impressive historical sites in Tamil Nadu. Known as the "Troy of the East," this 16th-century fort offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore the fort's three hills, royal palaces, temples, and intricate fortifications.
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Pondicherry (Puducherry)
Just 45 kilometers from Viluppuram, Pondicherry is a charming coastal town known for its French colonial architecture, serene beaches, and vibrant café culture. Key attractions include the Promenade Beach, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the French Quarter, which features colorful streets.
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Thiruvakkarai Fossil Wood Park
Around 30 kilometers from Viluppuram, this fossil wood park is a fascinating natural site where visitors can see petrified trees that are millions of years old. The park is part of the Thiruvakkarai National Fossil Wood Park, a unique destination for nature lovers and those interested in geology.
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Villupuram District Science Centre
Located within Viluppuram town, this science center is a fun and educational stop for families and children. It offers interactive exhibits and displays that cover various scientific principles, making learning enjoyable for visitors of all ages.
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Veeratteswarar Temple, Thirukoilur
About 35 kilometers from Viluppuram, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is renowned for its magnificent architecture. The temple is believed to be one of the Ashta Veerattanams, representing the places where Lord Shiva performed heroic deeds.
