Pondicherry, a place in India known as Europe. The beauty of Pondicherry is a well-known fact and should be experienced at least once. Last week, we discussed Promenade Beach, Serenity Beach, Auroville Beach and Auroville for those planning a trip to this place and wondering what to visit. Let's learn about other places to visit.
Sri Aurobindo Ashram
The main attraction for most people coming to Pondicherry is the Maharishi Aurobindo Ashram. Not only Indians but people from other countries connected with spirituality also visit this ashram. Many foreigners come to Pondicherry only to visit the ashram. This ashram was founded by Maharishi Aurobindo in 1926. The ashram can be visited from 8 am to 12 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm. Children below 3 years of age are not allowed here. The serene tranquility of the ashram will give you a pleasant experience of peace.
Ousteri Wetland
Ousteri Wetland is located 10 km away from Pondicherry. It is one of the famous places to visit in Pondicherry. This place will be especially interesting for nature lovers. You will enjoy watching different marine creatures and bird sanctuaries in the wetland. All those who come here must keep a binocular with them, so that birds can be easily seen. Here you will find Golden Oriole, Painted Stork, owls and tailorbirds. Crabs are also easily found on the banks of Ousteri. However, you have to be very careful while walking because of this. Visiting this place will also be a pleasant experience for people who are fond of photography.
Shri Manakula Vinayagar Temple
This is an ancient temple. The Manakula Vinayagar Temple has been in this place since before the French rule. This temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The main attraction of the temple is the 7.5 kg gold-plated chariot, which people come here especially to see. During Dussehra, it has a festive atmosphere. It is said that during the French rule, many attempts were made to break this temple, but after these attempts, they could not cause much damage to the temple. The people of Pondicherry have great faith in this temple.
Puducherry Museum
In the Puducherry Museum, bronze and stone idols of the Pallava and Chola dynasties were found from the land of Arikamedu. Arikamedu is an archaeological site, which is located at an ancient site about 7 km from the city. At this place, the English used to trade with the Roman Empire. This museum is open from 10 am to 5 pm. In Puducherry, a 4 meter statue of Mahatma Gandhi has also been built, which is surrounded by 8 pillars. Apart from this, there is a French Memorial here, which was built in memory of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country. This memorial was built in 1971. Here, on every 14th of July, the martyrs are paid tribute.
How to reach :
Pondicherry has a domestic airport, so you will get flights there from most states of India. Otherwise, you can also go to Pondicherry from Chennai Airport. Tourists coming from abroad get flights to Chennai. Taxis can be used to reach the respective places from Chennai Airport and Pondicherry Airport. Tourists wishing to travel by train can book tickets to Pondicherry. Trains go to Pondicherry station from most states of India.
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