Thanjavur
Thanjavur rose to Glory during the
later Chola Reign between 11th and 14th Centuries AD and became the centre
of learning and culture. It is the head quarters of the district of the
same name Thanjavur. Known as the ‘Rice Bowl’ of tamilnadu.
It is also known for its exquisite handicrafts.
Thanjavur is one of the thirteen coastal districts of Tamil Nadu in the
production of sea fish which accounts for about 5% of the total catches
of the State. The district is famous for its exquisite ancient handicrafts-making
of bronze icons. Thanjavur art plates. hell-metal castings, howls, napkin
and powder boxes and artistic in-laying and engraving Work of motifs well
known as Tanjore Paintings. It is equally well- known for pith-work. Ornamental
fans, mats, and making of musical instruments of jack-wood. It is also
a flourishing center of handloom silk and cotton sarees.
Thanjavur
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| Thanjavur Area | 3,397 sq.km |
| Thanjavur Population | 22,16,138 (Census 2001) |
| Thanjavur Rainfall | 1008.8 mm (Annual) |
| Thanjavur Climate | Max 36°C Min 22.8°C |
| Thanjavur Std Code | 04362 |
| Thanjavur Hospital | 04362-231221 |
| Thanjavur Bus Enquery | 04362-230950 |
| Thanjavur to Chennai | 334 km |
Thanjavur Photos |
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| Thanjavur Painting |
Thanjavur Pariya Koil |
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| Thanjavur Nandhi |
Thanjavur Garden |
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