Visit to the temples in Andhra Pradesh is not a mere religious exercise laden with symbolism and religious overtures. It is a learning in history, exposure to art and sculpture, an adventure in philosophy and a lifetime experience.

Patonised by different ruling dynasties, the temple art touched its zenith in Tamil Nadu. Monuments of great artistic value, these temples speak of the greatness of the bygone era. Most of the ancient temples were built of mortar and brick and were scooped out of rocks. Rameshwaram, Thanjavur, Mahabalipuram, Kanchipuram, Chidambaram, Meenakshi Temple, and Ekambareswarar Temple are some of the famous temples of Tamil Nadu.

There is a halo of peace and serenity that surrounds the temples of Karnataka. Some of them are as old as old can be. Intricate sculpture marks the rock-cut temples and ancient temple complexes in Karnataka. Surprisingly, these temples have survived the rigours of time. That is typical dravidian style!

The hoary temples in Kerala provide an impetus to spiritual path. These temples have a magical effect that can turn an atheist into a religious person. Distinct from temples elsewhere in the country, the temples in Kerala are in synchrony with the geography of the region and vibrate with traditions of the region.