The City of Coromandel
The ancient port city of Nagapattinam has occupied a significant place as a hub of trade and commerce, from times immemorial. Remnants of the ancient glory of this city survive still today in the vast archeological ruins scattered throughout its coastline. Nagapattinam has carved for itself a unique place amongst the Indian pilgrimage places, being a confluence of three religions - Hinduism, Islam and Christianity. The city lures pilgrims and tourists alike with its unique blend of sacred sites, historical remains and rich tapestry of cultural heritage.
Nagapattinam is a place brimming with ancient history, magnificent architecture, stunning landscapes and of peace and healing. This city of immeasurable archeological wealth dazzles as a precious gem perched on top of a splendid crown. The place finds mention in Ptolemy’s travelogues as one of the most important trade centers of ancient Tamil Nadu. The city also boasts of a rich Buddhist heritage dating back to the 3rd century B.C.
The nearest airport is at Trichy at a distance of 147 Km.
Nagapattinam is well connected to most of the major cities in the state through private and public modes of transportation.
Well connected by rail road