Activities in Kanchi Farm stay
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Animal Feeding
- Highlights: Participate in feeding farm animals such as cows, goats, chickens, and ducks. Learn about their diets and care.
Fruit and Vegetable Harvesting
- Highlights: Engage in seasonal harvesting of fruits and vegetables. Pick your own produce and learn about organic farming techniques.
Paddy Fields: Learn about rice cultivation in the paddy fields.
Planting and Gardening
- Highlights: Get hands-on experience in planting seeds, watering crops, and learning about sustainable farming practices.
Slingshot
- Highlights: Try , learning the basics of shooting arrows at a target.
Temples To Visit
Ekambareswarar Temple (Distance- 19.7km Time- 39 mins approx)
- Deity: Lord Shiva
- Highlights: One of the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams (representing earth), featuring a massive gopuram (tower) and a sacred 3,500-year-old mango tree.
Kamakshi Amman Temple 19.6km 38mins
- Deity: Goddess Kamakshi (Parvati)
- Highlights: The only temple in Kanchipuram dedicated to Goddess Kamakshi, known for its golden chariot and the sanctity of the Shakti Peetha.
Varadharaja Perumal Temple (Distance-20.3km Time- 35mins approx )
- Deity: Lord Vishnu
- Highlights: A significant Vaishnavite temple with intricate carvings and a grand annual Rathotsavam (chariot festival).
Kailasanathar Temple (Distance- 21.4km Time- 36mins)
- Deity: Lord Shiva
- Highlights: Known for its stunning Pallava architecture, sandstone construction, and exquisite carvings. This is one of the oldest temples in Kanchipuram.
Vaikunta Perumal Temple
- Deity: Lord Vishnu
- Highlights: Notable for its three-tiered sanctum and the beautifully sculpted pillars depicting scenes from the temple’s history.
Ulagalantha Perumal Temple
- Deity: Lord Vishnu as Trivikrama (Vamana avatar)
- Highlights: Features a large idol of Lord Vishnu in his Trivikrama form, where he measured the universe in three strides.
Kachapeswarar Temple
- Deity: Lord Shiva
- Highlights: Associated with the legend of Lord Vishnu taking the form of a tortoise (Kurma avatar) to pray to Lord Shiva, it has beautiful sculptures and a serene atmosphere.
Devarajaswami Temple
- Deity: Lord Vishnu
- Highlights: Famous for its massive water tank, where the idol of Lord Vishnu is taken out once every 40 years during the Athi Varadar festival.
Mukteswarar Temple
- Deity: Lord Shiva
- Highlights: Known for its intricate carvings and peaceful environment, it’s a less crowded temple, offering a tranquil experience.
Thennangur Panduranga Temple
- Deity: Lord Panduranga (a form of Lord Vishnu)
- Highlights: A unique temple with South and North Indian architectural styles, dedicated to Lord Panduranga, a form of Lord Krishna.
Other Activities In Kanchipuram
Silk Shopping
- Kanchipuram Silk Saree Shopping: Visit local silk shops and cooperatives to see and purchase the famous Kanchipuram silk sarees, known for their rich texture and vibrant colors.
- Weaving Workshop: Tour a traditional silk weaving unit to witness the craftsmanship behind these exquisite sarees.
Heritage Walk
- City Heritage Walk: Take a guided tour of the city to explore its historical and cultural landmarks, including ancient temples, old streets, and traditional markets.
- Kanchi Kudil
- Highlights: A 90-year-old traditional house converted into a heritage museum, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle, culture, and architecture of old Kanchipuram.
- Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary
- Highlights: Located near Kanchipuram, this is one of the oldest bird sanctuaries in India, famous for migratory birds and natural beauty, offering a different kind of heritage experience.
Cultural Experiences
- Traditional Dance and Music Performances: Attend a classical Carnatic music concert or a Bharatanatyam dance performance, which are often held in temples or cultural centers.
Food Exploration
- South Indian Cuisine: Enjoy authentic South Indian meals at local restaurants, including traditional dishes like dosa, idli, sambar, and sweet treats like Kanchipuram idli.
- Street Food: Try local street food delicacies like kachoris, bondas, and special Tamil sweets.
Visit to Museums
- Government Museum, Kanchipuram
- Highlights: This museum showcases a variety of ancient artifacts, including sculptures, inscriptions, bronze statues, and coins from the Pallava and Chola periods. It provides a deep insight into the rich history and culture of Kanchipuram.
- Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham Museum
- Highlights: Located within the Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, this museum houses religious artifacts, ancient manuscripts, and historical objects related to the Peetham’s long history and its spiritual significance.
- Chennai Silks Heritage Saree Museum
- Highlights: Dedicated to the history of Kanchipuram silk sarees, this museum displays rare and antique sarees, weaving techniques, and the cultural importance of silk in Tamil Nadu.
- Kanchi Kudil
- Highlights: Although more of a heritage house, Kanchi Kudil serves as a museum showcasing traditional Tamil lifestyle, architecture, and cultural practices. It offers a glimpse into the domestic life of Kanchipuram’s past.
Spiritual and Meditation Retreats
- Yoga and Meditation Centers: Join a session at one of the city’s spiritual centers, focusing on yoga, meditation, and holistic healing.
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